Features a multi-stage barrel with heavy engraving in the mid-section consisting of a panoply of arms in an oval surrounded by scrollwork and lighter engraving at the muzzle and breech section. The lock has "CAMPBELL" below the bolster. The hammer has the fish head motif and thistle. Thistle is also engraved on the left side of the wrist and is the floral emblem of Scotland. Scrollwork is the main engraving on the lock and stock, but there are also braid and floral patterns. A belt hook is fitted on the left side. A pick is threaded into the ramhorn but, and a cairngorm set in a silver mount is on the right side of wrist.

Fine overall with traces of original blue on the barrel and hook, gray and brown patina on most of the barrel along with the lock and trigger, oxidation on the bolster, lightly aged white metal stock with crisp marking and engraving. Mechanically excellent.