Drew listed a picture of the odd FE on the gun. Most of the ones I have examined in peson over the years had the ebony tip as shown in the other picture.
The gun appears to be original except for the butt plate. In this case it is an ommision since there is no plate or pad, so anything is going to be an addition. My plan is to go with some kind of 1" quality reproduction from the 1910 -1920 era and mount it with a 1/2" black extension spacer I already have from Connecticut. That will put the pull at 14-1/2" and not be obtrusively obvious. A lot of people will put very thick spacers but I will not shoot this gun in competition so I only want to get it long enough to be useable. The butt looks to be uncut but has two sets of very old screw holes, so I presume it originally had a hard pad at 13-1/2" lOP and this was swapped out later. I found an auction listing from about 12-15 years ago that I am pretty certain was the same gun and in that the gun had a modern aluminum and black rubber adjustable pad. I''m glad they removed that; I have too manyn of them in a drawer already.
