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Welcome to TFL !
It looks like a solid-frame (they were also made as a take-down) #4 roller, to me.
The wood's most likely issue wood that someone stripped & oil-finished, to bring out the fiddleback grain.
It's sure good-looking !
It should date from about 1902, since there were approx 356,000 made between 1890 & 1933.
They were chambered in .22 Short, .22 Long, .22 LR, .25 Stevens (aka "25-10"), .32 Short & .32 Long - all rimfire's.
Which one is your rifle chambered for ?
I had one in .32RF, which I converted the breechblock from RF to CF (no other mods), so I could shoot it using commercially-available (Winchester) .32 Short Colt.
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