Well,
My preWoodsman is nothing unusual. Manufactured around 1920. All matching numbers. Original Diamond Stocks. Several magazines - 2 tone. It did come with a factory Bullseye Match Target 3 line magazine - which is really why I wanted it. Turns out finding a period-correct preWoodsman brass follower magazine, flat-sided, in mint condition has proven just as difficult (or more so) to find. Little original bluing left - but no rust, fortunately. What makes mine a bit unique is what it's attached to, as of just recently. A NIB N-S combination stock/holster. Pistol is a nice shooter, but a New-In-Box N-S is the kicker.
Just for accuracy, NIB N-S is not my photo, but little difference from mine NIB just obtained courtesy of Major Rayburn. My preWoodsman is show in the NIB Holster. First photo is not mine but added because of the literature shown. I got no literature with mine, but it did come with I believe is the original oil paper. Last photo is my preWoodsman "shooter grade" in my other N-S, "Shooter grade" which is being refurbished at a well known local saddle shop. I am having the pistol retaining strap replace as it was worn through and pistol would not stay retained in holster. I am also having the entire leather reconditioned so as to "pretty it up" from a few scuff marks. Hope to have it back this week and will post how it turned out.