Not the best pictures but the suspect "C" can be seen. Also, where the grip had been added on, two types of finishes can be detected. Hard to tell but the script "p" has been struck in a slightly lower position than my other rifles to offset where the grip was added on.
I always think whats been done to these old rifles in what I consider modern terms but they certainly were a source of delight well into the past. The wrist proof is actually relatively clear with the right angle, I'm just not much of a photographer.

With the exception of the front sight post all the other parts associated with this type of rifle have been included when it was cut down. Receiver says 1894 on it then it was all pieced together afterwards.

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