the lettres annales indicates proofing in 1936 (O with a small flourish at 3 o-clock)....that puts it solidly in the era that daly imported o&u guns built by masquelier in liege....there is a quick way to spot these guns - their forearm irons have a peculiar angled shape inletted into the wood on the sides....have never seen that exact shape on any other makers guns.

i never owned one, but have looked at several examples over the years....12boreman has identified the models - and in my opinion they are not a "fine" gun, but well above the average belgian gun quality.

i see marking on the left side of the single trigger,...won't be surprised to find it's a miller....looks like a nice gun - maybe with a touch of choke openings.

https://littlegun.be/arme%20belge/artisans%20identifies%20ma/a%20masquelier%20gb.htm

best regards,
tom

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