Originally Posted by Hondo44

I agree, it's a beauty, the stocks are later and the price is a bit high.

But it's not a Pre War and it's not a Model of 1950 with short action hammer (which did appear before 1950), so what is it?

It has a long action hammer, and the post war: 4 line address, matte blue, post war serial # (there's an S in front of it, meaning it has a post war sliding bar hammer block safety). It's a "38/44 HD Post War Transitional" that's pretty clearly defined with the above features.