Post some better pictures of the buttstock and we will tell you whether it is likely to be original or a replacement. In fact, we would like to see better pictures of the entire gun, especially the engraving.

I guess i need to find somewhere to have this looked at. I am not sure it has been restored, it looks like a safe queen. Anyone know a good place to take it?

What is your approximate geographical location (state or major city)? Maybe there is a PGCA member near you that can help you out.

St Louis, Missouri area

I looked at the pictures in your file. It sure looks like either a safe queen, a good refinish, maybe a restock, maybe not. Whatever, it is a great gun that is worth north of $4000. A clearer picture of the breech area showing the checkering on the grip would give us a better idea whether it is a restock or not. It looks like the original checkering pattern.

Bill,
Check this website of pictures i took that have the engraving. I also am including some pics of the butt pad and some more close ups. http://imgur.com/a/MtOEY

I can go on all day, I like taking pictures of art.:)

I know the screws are cocked on the bottom, i didn't want to touch them

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I like it. I'll buy it. PM me.

Paid 6K for my B grade... and happy I got it

You got a great buy on that gun. Others will know better but that looks like the original stock to me. B grade SBT's are rare birds. What is the length of the barrel?