Webley & Scott 2 3/4" Boxlock Ejector For Joseph Lang & Son. Made in 1954

Gunmaker: Webley & Scott (For Joseph Lang & Son)
Model / Type: Boxlock Ejector, Side by Side Shotgun with Double Triggers and Ejectors. Automatic Safety
Year of Manufacture: Dated 1954
Barrel Length: 28"
Chambers: 2 3/4" -> Ready for use with all modern 12 gauge 2 3/4" shells 
Chokes: Right Barrel: Modified / Left Barrel: Full -> Fixed chokes in both barrels  
Proofs / Marks: Nitro Proofed Barrels - Birmingham proofmarks
Stock / Forend: Traditional English straight hand grip with splinter style forend and Anson style forend release with 1/2" original, rubber ventilated buttpad
Serial Number: 20053/125839 -> All Matching Numbers on Receiver, Barrels & Forend
Weight: 6 lbs. & 9 ozs.

Hand engraved, featuring border and fine acanthus leaf scroll engraving on all sides of receiver, displaying the makers name engraved "WEBLEY & SCOTT LTD." on the right and left sides of receiver. Mounted with a steel bead, featuring a smooth, concave unchequered solid rib.
Silver buttstock oval is original and unengraved -> Add your own initials or design.
Barrels engraved as follows: "MADE FOR JOSEPH LANG & SON - 7. BURY STREET. St. JAMES'S. LONDON, ENGLAND."

Stock dimensions as follows:
Length of Pull: 14 1/2"
Drop at Heel: 2"
Drop at Comb: 1 5/8"

Condition Report
Features crisp triggers with a very nice, solid, tight lockup. Has a wonderful, lively balance to it. Would make a fantastic upland bird gun, as this is chambered for modern 2 3/4" shells. 
Bores are bright and mirror smooth, no pitting, and no visual imperfections.
Bluing on barrels is scarce, but no rust, pitting or deterioration present anywhere
Traditional English straight hand grip with splinter style forend and Anson style forend release. 
Wood is fairly plain and looks dull, but no cracks, repairs or visible flaws. This would be a good woodfinishing project to bring it back to life.  
Overall a fine example of a London made boxlock, with a solid and undeniable hand built quality. This fine example from Webley & Scott has many more years of life ahead.