Rifle was made 1929. When I purchased it last year the stock was so modified that one cannot determine if it had a cheekpiece. The previous owner(before me) said he had no information on it because he purchased it an an Estate Auction 3 years previously and the owner previous to him had passed on 2 years before that. He only bought it as an investment and never shot this rifle. It has the typical British red recoil pad and the typical pistol grip with Buff Horn Cap. The stockmaker is very experienced with Double Gun restoration. EJ Churchill Double SXS NE Rifles with Box Lock Action are today pretty rare. Now I am trying to find a photo of something typical to 1929-1930. Any suggestions are much appreciated. The factory has so far not been of any help. Best Regards, Wes.