I ordered it from a dealer here in Canada. It was $399 (+ tax) with free shipping.
I ended up with a 1942 Izhevsk. The stamping on the receiver is quite faint. (Ivan must have been getting tired at the end of the day) With the exception of the trigger guard/magazine assembly, the numbers all match. The trigger guard assembly was lined-out and stamped with a new serial number. The TG assembly has a star stamped beside the front guard-screw hole (Tula?). There's a star on the spring under the rear sight as well Everything else that I've checked closely has Izhevsk stamps. All sorts of stamps all over the wood and action.
The wood is in excellent shape, no gouges, serious scratches or gouges. Shellac is nice and even with no peeling. The metal parts that had shellac on them cleaned off easily by scraping with my thumbnail. Bayonet has the same serial number and attaches and removes without too much swearing.




This is the sheet that was glued to the inside of the lid of the ammo crate.




