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A. UBERTI TAYLORS HENRY RIFLE 44-40 W.C.F. GETTYSBURG ENGRAVED 1 OF 500 for sale
A. UBERTI TAYLORS HENRY RIFLE 44-40 W.C.F. GETTYSBURG ENGRAVED 1 OF 500 for sale
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Guns International #: 102913642
Seller's Inventory #: 4/254
Category - Uberti Rifles
- Cowboy Action Rifles
A. UBERTI TAYLORS HENRY RIFLE 44-40 W.C.F. GETTYSBURG ENGRAVED 1 OF 500
Description:
A. UBERTI TAYLORS HENRY RIFLE 44-40 W.C.F. GETTYSBURG ENGRAVED 1 OF 500. NICE RIFLE WITH BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVING. THIS IS GUN #486 OF 500. VERY NICE BLUE FINISH WITH SOME BLOCHEY SPOTS ON THE LEFT SIDE OF THE BARREL ON THE LEFT SIDE TOWARDS THE MUZZLE ( SEE PICS) . STOCK HAS A GRAIN LINE ON THE RIGHT SIDE AT THE BUTT ( SEE PICS) , GTUN DOES NOT LOOK LIKE IT WAS FIRED.
Gettysburg Tribute Henry Rifle
Honoring Uncommon Valor in Our Nation’s Greatest Trial
In the summer of 1863, two mighty armies converged on a small, quiet Pennsylvania town – Gettysburg. Here, 65,000 Confederate troops led by General Robert E. Lee massed against Union General George Meade and his army of 85,000. In a bitter, three day struggle, these two mighty waves of blue and gray would crash headlong in what would become the greatest battle ever fought on American soil, and a monumental turning point in the War Between the States.
History hung in the balance as the Union lines were broken at Cemetery Ridge, a moment now regarded as the “high-water mark of the Confederacy.” But the moment was brief, and when the battle ended, General Robert E. Lee had been handed a bitter defeat. In all, the combined casualties of the battle numbered 50,000 killed or injured, and the South would never again have the resources to launch such a major offensive.
Months later, President Abraham Lincoln delivered his Gettysburg Address at the scene of the battle. Honoring the many bold combatants who lost their lives, Lincoln said, “the world will little note, nor long remember, what we say here, but it can never forget what they did here.”
To honor this epic event in American history, and to honor all the brave soldiers who fought at Gettysburg, America Remembers proudly presents the Gettysburg Tribute Rifle. For the Tribute, we have selected the legendary Henry Rifle, a coveted weapon of soldiers on both sides of the battle.
Considered by many to be the most effective firearm in the Civil War, the Henry Rifle represented a tremendous leap forward in firearms engineering. First produced at Oliver Winchester’s New Haven, Connecticut factory in 1858, it used self-contained, .44 caliber rimfire cartridges, fifteen of which could fit in the magazine with another in the chamber. As a result, the Henry far outclassed the ball-and-powder rifles in general use at the time, and was the forerunner of the classic Winchester rifle.
Each rifle in the edition is produced for us by the master craftsmen of A. Uberti, which is regarded as the world’s premier maker of historic firearms recreations.
Used by both the Union and Confederate armies, the Henry was a highly prized battle trophy for any soldier, just as collectors everywhere treasure it today. The world-renowned gun-makers of Aldo Uberti have painstakingly recreated the Henry precisely as it existed in the 1860s, with a 24 ¼-inch, half-octagonal barrel, authentic elevated sight and walnut stocks. The receiver, trigger guard and butt-plate are clad in 24-karat gold. A collection of lifelike portraits and vignettes adorn the receiver in nickel and black, produced by some of America’s most talented artisans.
Left side features four portraits of notable military commanders at Gettysburg. There is Robert E. Lee, the revered military genius whose loyalty to Virginia made him end years of faithful service to the U.S. Army to become commander of the Confederate forces. George Meade matched wits with Lee at Gettysburg just days after assuming his post as commander of the Union Army. On the first day of fighting, John Buford and a small cavalry force held back the Confederate army for hours until Union reinforcements arrived. J.E.B. Stuart led a Confederate cavalry division in a spectacular three-hour cavalry battle against Union troopers. In the center is a depiction of Lincoln delivering his immortal Gettysburg Address at the dedication of the Gettysburg National Cemetery. To the right is an image of a cannon and artillerymen with an excerpt from Lincoln’s historic speech: “We here highly resolve that these dead shall not have died in vain.”
Right side features four portraits of legendary leaders at Gettysburg. There is James Longstreet, Robert E. Lee’s field commander and the man he affectionately called his “old warhorse.” Winfield Scott Hancock inspired the Union troops by braving heavy artillery bombardments and when injured, went on supervising the battle from his stretcher. George Pickett commanded the Virginia regiments that led the Confederate charge up Cemetery Ridge. Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain and the men of the 20th Maine held Little Round Top against repeated enemy charges before pushing the Confederates back with a counter-charge of their own. To the far right, a cannon and artillerymen are shown along with the inscription: “Armistead at Pickett’s Charge, July 3, 1863.” Prominently featured in the center is a battle scene with Lewis A. Armistead leading the Confederate forces that broke through to reach a Union cannon in what is often considered the “High water mark of the Confederacy.”
Production of the Gettysburg Tribute is limited to only 500 rifles.
EASTERN BRANCH FIREARMS
ADD 50.00 SHIPPING – NEXT DAY AIR SHIPPING
ADD 50.00 SHIPPING – LONG GUNS GROUND
OPTIONAL INSURANCE IS AVAILABLE AT 1.25 PER 100.00
Questions e-mail or call Glen at Eastern Branch Firearms 207-215-5021
TERMS – PLEASE READ BEFORE
I DO NOT HAVE A LAYAWAY OPTION ( WE ACCEPT CREDIT CARDS ) -- I GET ALOT OF REQUEST FOR TRADES, I WOULD PERFER NOT TO DO TRADES ON MY INTERNET LISTINGS
PAYMENT OPTIONS- We accept money orders, cashier’s checks , bank checks. sorry no personal checks. We accept all major credit cards please add 3% to the ’s cash discount price.(Shipping within the state of Florida - Florida Residents must pay sales tax) .Handguns and long guns do need to be shipped separate. PLEASE do not send payment via FED EX . USPS & UPS are fine. Thank you.
We include a signed copy of our FFL with each firearm shipped.
SAFTY NOTICE- Buyer is solely responsible for determining that a used gun is safe to shoot. The firearms offered have not been test fired but have been given a visual inspection only for purposes. It is a requirement that every used firearm is inspected by a qualified gunsmith before firing. By , the buyer agrees to hold seller harmless against damages, injury, or death caused by defective merchandise.
RETURN POLICY- All firearms come with a 3-day non firing , non messing with ( turning srews ,taking apart,removing parts, scoping. firing, cleaning or messing with in anyway) inspection/return privilege.Inspection is based on a visual review of the gun to confirm the gun is in the condition stated. In the case of a return, buyer pays all shipping charges & if paid for with a credit card buyer absorbs the 3% credit card charges . So please ask questions BEFORE you bid. Thanks for Looking and Good Luck!!
U.S. sales only, no exports…this includes antiques. I will ship to third party for exporting
Price: $1,750.00 Buy Now
Description:
A. UBERTI TAYLORS HENRY RIFLE 44-40 W.C.F. GETTYSBURG ENGRAVED 1 OF 500. NICE RIFLE WITH BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVING. THIS IS GUN #486 OF 500. VERY NICE BLUE FINISH WITH SOME BLOCHEY SPOTS ON THE LEFT SIDE OF THE BARREL ON THE LEFT SIDE TOWARDS THE MUZZLE ( SEE PICS) . STOCK HAS A GRAIN LINE ON THE RIGHT SIDE AT THE BUTT ( SEE PICS) , GTUN DOES NOT LOOK LIKE IT WAS FIRED.
Gettysburg Tribute Henry Rifle
Honoring Uncommon Valor in Our Nation’s Greatest Trial
In the summer of 1863, two mighty armies converged on a small, quiet Pennsylvania town – Gettysburg. Here, 65,000 Confederate troops led by General Robert E. Lee massed against Union General George Meade and his army of 85,000. In a bitter, three day struggle, these two mighty waves of blue and gray would crash headlong in what would become the greatest battle ever fought on American soil, and a monumental turning point in the War Between the States.
History hung in the balance as the Union lines were broken at Cemetery Ridge, a moment now regarded as the “high-water mark of the Confederacy.” But the moment was brief, and when the battle ended, General Robert E. Lee had been handed a bitter defeat. In all, the combined casualties of the battle numbered 50,000 killed or injured, and the South would never again have the resources to launch such a major offensive.
Months later, President Abraham Lincoln delivered his Gettysburg Address at the scene of the battle. Honoring the many bold combatants who lost their lives, Lincoln said, “the world will little note, nor long remember, what we say here, but it can never forget what they did here.”
To honor this epic event in American history, and to honor all the brave soldiers who fought at Gettysburg, America Remembers proudly presents the Gettysburg Tribute Rifle. For the Tribute, we have selected the legendary Henry Rifle, a coveted weapon of soldiers on both sides of the battle.
Considered by many to be the most effective firearm in the Civil War, the Henry Rifle represented a tremendous leap forward in firearms engineering. First produced at Oliver Winchester’s New Haven, Connecticut factory in 1858, it used self-contained, .44 caliber rimfire cartridges, fifteen of which could fit in the magazine with another in the chamber. As a result, the Henry far outclassed the ball-and-powder rifles in general use at the time, and was the forerunner of the classic Winchester rifle.
Each rifle in the edition is produced for us by the master craftsmen of A. Uberti, which is regarded as the world’s premier maker of historic firearms recreations.
Used by both the Union and Confederate armies, the Henry was a highly prized battle trophy for any soldier, just as collectors everywhere treasure it today. The world-renowned gun-makers of Aldo Uberti have painstakingly recreated the Henry precisely as it existed in the 1860s, with a 24 ¼-inch, half-octagonal barrel, authentic elevated sight and walnut stocks. The receiver, trigger guard and butt-plate are clad in 24-karat gold. A collection of lifelike portraits and vignettes adorn the receiver in nickel and black, produced by some of America’s most talented artisans.
Left side features four portraits of notable military commanders at Gettysburg. There is Robert E. Lee, the revered military genius whose loyalty to Virginia made him end years of faithful service to the U.S. Army to become commander of the Confederate forces. George Meade matched wits with Lee at Gettysburg just days after assuming his post as commander of the Union Army. On the first day of fighting, John Buford and a small cavalry force held back the Confederate army for hours until Union reinforcements arrived. J.E.B. Stuart led a Confederate cavalry division in a spectacular three-hour cavalry battle against Union troopers. In the center is a depiction of Lincoln delivering his immortal Gettysburg Address at the dedication of the Gettysburg National Cemetery. To the right is an image of a cannon and artillerymen with an excerpt from Lincoln’s historic speech: “We here highly resolve that these dead shall not have died in vain.”
Right side features four portraits of legendary leaders at Gettysburg. There is James Longstreet, Robert E. Lee’s field commander and the man he affectionately called his “old warhorse.” Winfield Scott Hancock inspired the Union troops by braving heavy artillery bombardments and when injured, went on supervising the battle from his stretcher. George Pickett commanded the Virginia regiments that led the Confederate charge up Cemetery Ridge. Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain and the men of the 20th Maine held Little Round Top against repeated enemy charges before pushing the Confederates back with a counter-charge of their own. To the far right, a cannon and artillerymen are shown along with the inscription: “Armistead at Pickett’s Charge, July 3, 1863.” Prominently featured in the center is a battle scene with Lewis A. Armistead leading the Confederate forces that broke through to reach a Union cannon in what is often considered the “High water mark of the Confederacy.”
Production of the Gettysburg Tribute is limited to only 500 rifles.
EASTERN BRANCH FIREARMS
ADD 50.00 SHIPPING – NEXT DAY AIR SHIPPING
ADD 50.00 SHIPPING – LONG GUNS GROUND
OPTIONAL INSURANCE IS AVAILABLE AT 1.25 PER 100.00
Questions e-mail or call Glen at Eastern Branch Firearms 207-215-5021
TERMS – PLEASE READ BEFORE
I DO NOT HAVE A LAYAWAY OPTION ( WE ACCEPT CREDIT CARDS ) -- I GET ALOT OF REQUEST FOR TRADES, I WOULD PERFER NOT TO DO TRADES ON MY INTERNET LISTINGS
PAYMENT OPTIONS- We accept money orders, cashier’s checks , bank checks. sorry no personal checks. We accept all major credit cards please add 3% to the ’s cash discount price.(Shipping within the state of Florida - Florida Residents must pay sales tax) .Handguns and long guns do need to be shipped separate. PLEASE do not send payment via FED EX . USPS & UPS are fine. Thank you.
We include a signed copy of our FFL with each firearm shipped.
SAFTY NOTICE- Buyer is solely responsible for determining that a used gun is safe to shoot. The firearms offered have not been test fired but have been given a visual inspection only for purposes. It is a requirement that every used firearm is inspected by a qualified gunsmith before firing. By , the buyer agrees to hold seller harmless against damages, injury, or death caused by defective merchandise.
RETURN POLICY- All firearms come with a 3-day non firing , non messing with ( turning srews ,taking apart,removing parts, scoping. firing, cleaning or messing with in anyway) inspection/return privilege.Inspection is based on a visual review of the gun to confirm the gun is in the condition stated. In the case of a return, buyer pays all shipping charges & if paid for with a credit card buyer absorbs the 3% credit card charges . So please ask questions BEFORE you bid. Thanks for Looking and Good Luck!!
U.S. sales only, no exports…this includes antiques. I will ship to third party for exporting
Price: $1,750.00 Buy Now
Contact Seller
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Guns International #: 102913642
Category - Uberti Rifles
- Cowboy Action Rifles
A. UBERTI TAYLORS HENRY RIFLE 44-40 W.C.F. GETTYSBURG ENGRAVED 1 OF 500
Description: A. UBERTI TAYLORS HENRY RIFLE 44-40 W.C.F. GETTYSBURG ENGRAVED 1 OF 500. NICE RIFLE WITH BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVING. THIS IS GUN #486 OF 500. VERY NICE BLUE FINISH WITH SOME BLOCHEY SPOTS ON THE LEFT SIDE OF THE BARREL ON THE LEFT SIDE TOWARDS THE MUZZLE ( SEE PICS) . STOCK HAS A GRAIN LINE ON THE RIGHT SIDE AT THE BUTT ( SEE PICS) , GTUN DOES NOT LOOK LIKE IT WAS FIRED. Gettysburg Tribute Henry Rifle Honoring Uncommon Valor in Our Nation’s Greatest Trial In the summer of 1863, two mighty armies converged on a small, quiet Pennsylvania town – Gettysburg. Here, 65,000 Confederate troops led by General Robert E. Lee massed against Union General George Meade and his army of 85,000. In a bitter, three day struggle, these two mighty waves of blue and gray would crash headlong in what would become the greatest battle ever fought on American soil, and a monumental turning point in the War Between the States. History hung in the balance as the Union lines were broken at Cemetery Ridge, a moment now regarded as the “high-water mark of the Confederacy.” But the moment was brief, and when the battle ended, General Robert E. Lee had been handed a bitter defeat. In all, the combined casualties of the battle numbered 50,000 killed or injured, and the South would never again have the resources to launch such a major offensive. Months later, President Abraham Lincoln delivered his Gettysburg Address at the scene of the battle. Honoring the many bold combatants who lost their lives, Lincoln said, “the world will little note, nor long remember, what we say here, but it can never forget what they did here.” To honor this epic event in American history, and to honor all the brave soldiers who fought at Gettysburg, America Remembers proudly presents the Gettysburg Tribute Rifle. For the Tribute, we have selected the legendary Henry Rifle, a coveted weapon of soldiers on both sides of the battle. Considered by many to be the most effective firearm in the Civil War, the Henry Rifle represented a tremendous leap forward in firearms engineering. First produced at Oliver Winchester’s New Haven, Connecticut factory in 1858, it used self-contained, .44 caliber rimfire cartridges, fifteen of which could fit in the magazine with another in the chamber. As a result, the Henry far outclassed the ball-and-powder rifles in general use at the time, and was the forerunner of the classic Winchester rifle. Each rifle in the edition is produced for us by the master craftsmen of A. Uberti, which is regarded as the world’s premier maker of historic firearms recreations. Used by both the Union and Confederate armies, the Henry was a highly prized battle trophy for any soldier, just as collectors everywhere treasure it today. The world-renowned gun-makers of Aldo Uberti have painstakingly recreated the Henry precisely as it existed in the 1860s, with a 24 ¼-inch, half-octagonal barrel, authentic elevated sight and walnut stocks. The receiver, trigger guard and butt-plate are clad in 24-karat gold. A collection of lifelike portraits and vignettes adorn the receiver in nickel and black, produced by some of America’s most talented artisans. Left side features four portraits of notable military commanders at Gettysburg. There is Robert E. Lee, the revered military genius whose loyalty to Virginia made him end years of faithful service to the U.S. Army to become commander of the Confederate forces. George Meade matched wits with Lee at Gettysburg just days after assuming his post as commander of the Union Army. On the first day of fighting, John Buford and a small cavalry force held back the Confederate army for hours until Union reinforcements arrived. J.E.B. Stuart led a Confederate cavalry division in a spectacular three-hour cavalry battle against Union troopers. In the center is a depiction of Lincoln delivering his immortal Gettysburg Address at the dedication of the Gettysburg National Cemetery. To the right is an image of a cannon and artillerymen with an excerpt from Lincoln’s historic speech: “We here highly resolve that these dead shall not have died in vain.” Right side features four portraits of legendary leaders at Gettysburg. There is James Longstreet, Robert E. Lee’s field commander and the man he affectionately called his “old warhorse.” Winfield Scott Hancock inspired the Union troops by braving heavy artillery bombardments and when injured, went on supervising the battle from his stretcher. George Pickett commanded the Virginia regiments that led the Confederate charge up Cemetery Ridge. Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain and the men of the 20th Maine held Little Round Top against repeated enemy charges before pushing the Confederates back with a counter-charge of their own. To the far right, a cannon and artillerymen are shown along with the inscription: “Armistead at Pickett’s Charge, July 3, 1863.” Prominently featured in the center is a battle scene with Lewis A. Armistead leading the Confederate forces that broke through to reach a Union cannon in what is often considered the “High water mark of the Confederacy.” Production of the Gettysburg Tribute is limited to only 500 rifles. EASTERN BRANCH FIREARMS ADD 50.00 SHIPPING – NEXT DAY AIR SHIPPING ADD 50.00 SHIPPING – LONG GUNS GROUND OPTIONAL INSURANCE IS AVAILABLE AT 1.25 PER 100.00 Questions e-mail or call Glen at Eastern Branch Firearms 207-215-5021 TERMS – PLEASE READ BEFORE I DO NOT HAVE A LAYAWAY OPTION ( WE ACCEPT CREDIT CARDS ) -- I GET ALOT OF REQUEST FOR TRADES, I WOULD PERFER NOT TO DO TRADES ON MY INTERNET LISTINGS PAYMENT OPTIONS- We accept money orders, cashier’s checks , bank checks. sorry no personal checks. We accept all major credit cards please add 3% to the ’s cash discount price.(Shipping within the state of Florida - Florida Residents must pay sales tax) .Handguns and long guns do need to be shipped separate. PLEASE do not send payment via FED EX . USPS & UPS are fine. Thank you. We include a signed copy of our FFL with each firearm shipped. SAFTY NOTICE- Buyer is solely responsible for determining that a used gun is safe to shoot. The firearms offered have not been test fired but have been given a visual inspection only for purposes. It is a requirement that every used firearm is inspected by a qualified gunsmith before firing. By , the buyer agrees to hold seller harmless against damages, injury, or death caused by defective merchandise. RETURN POLICY- All firearms come with a 3-day non firing , non messing with ( turning srews ,taking apart,removing parts, scoping. firing, cleaning or messing with in anyway) inspection/return privilege.Inspection is based on a visual review of the gun to confirm the gun is in the condition stated. In the case of a return, buyer pays all shipping charges & if paid for with a credit card buyer absorbs the 3% credit card charges . So please ask questions BEFORE you bid. Thanks for Looking and Good Luck!! U.S. sales only, no exports…this includes antiques. I will ship to third party for exporting Price: $1,750.00 Buy Now Contact Seller |
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Guns International #: 102913642
Seller's Inventory #: 4/254
Category - Uberti Rifles
- Cowboy Action Rifles
A. UBERTI TAYLORS HENRY RIFLE 44-40 W.C.F. GETTYSBURG ENGRAVED 1 OF 500
Description:
A. UBERTI TAYLORS HENRY RIFLE 44-40 W.C.F. GETTYSBURG ENGRAVED 1 OF 500. NICE RIFLE WITH BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVING. THIS IS GUN #486 OF 500. VERY NICE BLUE FINISH WITH SOME BLOCHEY SPOTS ON THE LEFT SIDE OF THE BARREL ON THE LEFT SIDE TOWARDS THE MUZZLE ( SEE PICS) . STOCK HAS A GRAIN LINE ON THE RIGHT SIDE AT THE BUTT ( SEE PICS) , GTUN DOES NOT LOOK LIKE IT WAS FIRED.
Gettysburg Tribute Henry Rifle
Honoring Uncommon Valor in Our Nation’s Greatest Trial
In the summer of 1863, two mighty armies converged on a small, quiet Pennsylvania town – Gettysburg. Here, 65,000 Confederate troops led by General Robert E. Lee massed against Union General George Meade and his army of 85,000. In a bitter, three day struggle, these two mighty waves of blue and gray would crash headlong in what would become the greatest battle ever fought on American soil, and a monumental turning point in the War Between the States.
History hung in the balance as the Union lines were broken at Cemetery Ridge, a moment now regarded as the “high-water mark of the Confederacy.” But the moment was brief, and when the battle ended, General Robert E. Lee had been handed a bitter defeat. In all, the combined casualties of the battle numbered 50,000 killed or injured, and the South would never again have the resources to launch such a major offensive.
Months later, President Abraham Lincoln delivered his Gettysburg Address at the scene of the battle. Honoring the many bold combatants who lost their lives, Lincoln said, “the world will little note, nor long remember, what we say here, but it can never forget what they did here.”
To honor this epic event in American history, and to honor all the brave soldiers who fought at Gettysburg, America Remembers proudly presents the Gettysburg Tribute Rifle. For the Tribute, we have selected the legendary Henry Rifle, a coveted weapon of soldiers on both sides of the battle.
Considered by many to be the most effective firearm in the Civil War, the Henry Rifle represented a tremendous leap forward in firearms engineering. First produced at Oliver Winchester’s New Haven, Connecticut factory in 1858, it used self-contained, .44 caliber rimfire cartridges, fifteen of which could fit in the magazine with another in the chamber. As a result, the Henry far outclassed the ball-and-powder rifles in general use at the time, and was the forerunner of the classic Winchester rifle.
Each rifle in the edition is produced for us by the master craftsmen of A. Uberti, which is regarded as the world’s premier maker of historic firearms recreations.
Used by both the Union and Confederate armies, the Henry was a highly prized battle trophy for any soldier, just as collectors everywhere treasure it today. The world-renowned gun-makers of Aldo Uberti have painstakingly recreated the Henry precisely as it existed in the 1860s, with a 24 ¼-inch, half-octagonal barrel, authentic elevated sight and walnut stocks. The receiver, trigger guard and butt-plate are clad in 24-karat gold. A collection of lifelike portraits and vignettes adorn the receiver in nickel and black, produced by some of America’s most talented artisans.
Left side features four portraits of notable military commanders at Gettysburg. There is Robert E. Lee, the revered military genius whose loyalty to Virginia made him end years of faithful service to the U.S. Army to become commander of the Confederate forces. George Meade matched wits with Lee at Gettysburg just days after assuming his post as commander of the Union Army. On the first day of fighting, John Buford and a small cavalry force held back the Confederate army for hours until Union reinforcements arrived. J.E.B. Stuart led a Confederate cavalry division in a spectacular three-hour cavalry battle against Union troopers. In the center is a depiction of Lincoln delivering his immortal Gettysburg Address at the dedication of the Gettysburg National Cemetery. To the right is an image of a cannon and artillerymen with an excerpt from Lincoln’s historic speech: “We here highly resolve that these dead shall not have died in vain.”
Right side features four portraits of legendary leaders at Gettysburg. There is James Longstreet, Robert E. Lee’s field commander and the man he affectionately called his “old warhorse.” Winfield Scott Hancock inspired the Union troops by braving heavy artillery bombardments and when injured, went on supervising the battle from his stretcher. George Pickett commanded the Virginia regiments that led the Confederate charge up Cemetery Ridge. Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain and the men of the 20th Maine held Little Round Top against repeated enemy charges before pushing the Confederates back with a counter-charge of their own. To the far right, a cannon and artillerymen are shown along with the inscription: “Armistead at Pickett’s Charge, July 3, 1863.” Prominently featured in the center is a battle scene with Lewis A. Armistead leading the Confederate forces that broke through to reach a Union cannon in what is often considered the “High water mark of the Confederacy.”
Production of the Gettysburg Tribute is limited to only 500 rifles.
EASTERN BRANCH FIREARMS
ADD 50.00 SHIPPING – NEXT DAY AIR SHIPPING
ADD 50.00 SHIPPING – LONG GUNS GROUND
OPTIONAL INSURANCE IS AVAILABLE AT 1.25 PER 100.00
Questions e-mail or call Glen at Eastern Branch Firearms 207-215-5021
TERMS – PLEASE READ BEFORE
I DO NOT HAVE A LAYAWAY OPTION ( WE ACCEPT CREDIT CARDS ) -- I GET ALOT OF REQUEST FOR TRADES, I WOULD PERFER NOT TO DO TRADES ON MY INTERNET LISTINGS
PAYMENT OPTIONS- We accept money orders, cashier’s checks , bank checks. sorry no personal checks. We accept all major credit cards please add 3% to the ’s cash discount price.(Shipping within the state of Florida - Florida Residents must pay sales tax) .Handguns and long guns do need to be shipped separate. PLEASE do not send payment via FED EX . USPS & UPS are fine. Thank you.
We include a signed copy of our FFL with each firearm shipped.
SAFTY NOTICE- Buyer is solely responsible for determining that a used gun is safe to shoot. The firearms offered have not been test fired but have been given a visual inspection only for purposes. It is a requirement that every used firearm is inspected by a qualified gunsmith before firing. By , the buyer agrees to hold seller harmless against damages, injury, or death caused by defective merchandise.
RETURN POLICY- All firearms come with a 3-day non firing , non messing with ( turning srews ,taking apart,removing parts, scoping. firing, cleaning or messing with in anyway) inspection/return privilege.Inspection is based on a visual review of the gun to confirm the gun is in the condition stated. In the case of a return, buyer pays all shipping charges & if paid for with a credit card buyer absorbs the 3% credit card charges . So please ask questions BEFORE you bid. Thanks for Looking and Good Luck!!
U.S. sales only, no exports…this includes antiques. I will ship to third party for exporting
Price: $1,750.00 Buy Now
Description:
A. UBERTI TAYLORS HENRY RIFLE 44-40 W.C.F. GETTYSBURG ENGRAVED 1 OF 500. NICE RIFLE WITH BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVING. THIS IS GUN #486 OF 500. VERY NICE BLUE FINISH WITH SOME BLOCHEY SPOTS ON THE LEFT SIDE OF THE BARREL ON THE LEFT SIDE TOWARDS THE MUZZLE ( SEE PICS) . STOCK HAS A GRAIN LINE ON THE RIGHT SIDE AT THE BUTT ( SEE PICS) , GTUN DOES NOT LOOK LIKE IT WAS FIRED.
Gettysburg Tribute Henry Rifle
Honoring Uncommon Valor in Our Nation’s Greatest Trial
In the summer of 1863, two mighty armies converged on a small, quiet Pennsylvania town – Gettysburg. Here, 65,000 Confederate troops led by General Robert E. Lee massed against Union General George Meade and his army of 85,000. In a bitter, three day struggle, these two mighty waves of blue and gray would crash headlong in what would become the greatest battle ever fought on American soil, and a monumental turning point in the War Between the States.
History hung in the balance as the Union lines were broken at Cemetery Ridge, a moment now regarded as the “high-water mark of the Confederacy.” But the moment was brief, and when the battle ended, General Robert E. Lee had been handed a bitter defeat. In all, the combined casualties of the battle numbered 50,000 killed or injured, and the South would never again have the resources to launch such a major offensive.
Months later, President Abraham Lincoln delivered his Gettysburg Address at the scene of the battle. Honoring the many bold combatants who lost their lives, Lincoln said, “the world will little note, nor long remember, what we say here, but it can never forget what they did here.”
To honor this epic event in American history, and to honor all the brave soldiers who fought at Gettysburg, America Remembers proudly presents the Gettysburg Tribute Rifle. For the Tribute, we have selected the legendary Henry Rifle, a coveted weapon of soldiers on both sides of the battle.
Considered by many to be the most effective firearm in the Civil War, the Henry Rifle represented a tremendous leap forward in firearms engineering. First produced at Oliver Winchester’s New Haven, Connecticut factory in 1858, it used self-contained, .44 caliber rimfire cartridges, fifteen of which could fit in the magazine with another in the chamber. As a result, the Henry far outclassed the ball-and-powder rifles in general use at the time, and was the forerunner of the classic Winchester rifle.
Each rifle in the edition is produced for us by the master craftsmen of A. Uberti, which is regarded as the world’s premier maker of historic firearms recreations.
Used by both the Union and Confederate armies, the Henry was a highly prized battle trophy for any soldier, just as collectors everywhere treasure it today. The world-renowned gun-makers of Aldo Uberti have painstakingly recreated the Henry precisely as it existed in the 1860s, with a 24 ¼-inch, half-octagonal barrel, authentic elevated sight and walnut stocks. The receiver, trigger guard and butt-plate are clad in 24-karat gold. A collection of lifelike portraits and vignettes adorn the receiver in nickel and black, produced by some of America’s most talented artisans.
Left side features four portraits of notable military commanders at Gettysburg. There is Robert E. Lee, the revered military genius whose loyalty to Virginia made him end years of faithful service to the U.S. Army to become commander of the Confederate forces. George Meade matched wits with Lee at Gettysburg just days after assuming his post as commander of the Union Army. On the first day of fighting, John Buford and a small cavalry force held back the Confederate army for hours until Union reinforcements arrived. J.E.B. Stuart led a Confederate cavalry division in a spectacular three-hour cavalry battle against Union troopers. In the center is a depiction of Lincoln delivering his immortal Gettysburg Address at the dedication of the Gettysburg National Cemetery. To the right is an image of a cannon and artillerymen with an excerpt from Lincoln’s historic speech: “We here highly resolve that these dead shall not have died in vain.”
Right side features four portraits of legendary leaders at Gettysburg. There is James Longstreet, Robert E. Lee’s field commander and the man he affectionately called his “old warhorse.” Winfield Scott Hancock inspired the Union troops by braving heavy artillery bombardments and when injured, went on supervising the battle from his stretcher. George Pickett commanded the Virginia regiments that led the Confederate charge up Cemetery Ridge. Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain and the men of the 20th Maine held Little Round Top against repeated enemy charges before pushing the Confederates back with a counter-charge of their own. To the far right, a cannon and artillerymen are shown along with the inscription: “Armistead at Pickett’s Charge, July 3, 1863.” Prominently featured in the center is a battle scene with Lewis A. Armistead leading the Confederate forces that broke through to reach a Union cannon in what is often considered the “High water mark of the Confederacy.”
Production of the Gettysburg Tribute is limited to only 500 rifles.
EASTERN BRANCH FIREARMS
ADD 50.00 SHIPPING – NEXT DAY AIR SHIPPING
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OPTIONAL INSURANCE IS AVAILABLE AT 1.25 PER 100.00
Questions e-mail or call Glen at Eastern Branch Firearms 207-215-5021
TERMS – PLEASE READ BEFORE
I DO NOT HAVE A LAYAWAY OPTION ( WE ACCEPT CREDIT CARDS ) -- I GET ALOT OF REQUEST FOR TRADES, I WOULD PERFER NOT TO DO TRADES ON MY INTERNET LISTINGS
PAYMENT OPTIONS- We accept money orders, cashier’s checks , bank checks. sorry no personal checks. We accept all major credit cards please add 3% to the ’s cash discount price.(Shipping within the state of Florida - Florida Residents must pay sales tax) .Handguns and long guns do need to be shipped separate. PLEASE do not send payment via FED EX . USPS & UPS are fine. Thank you.
We include a signed copy of our FFL with each firearm shipped.
SAFTY NOTICE- Buyer is solely responsible for determining that a used gun is safe to shoot. The firearms offered have not been test fired but have been given a visual inspection only for purposes. It is a requirement that every used firearm is inspected by a qualified gunsmith before firing. By , the buyer agrees to hold seller harmless against damages, injury, or death caused by defective merchandise.
RETURN POLICY- All firearms come with a 3-day non firing , non messing with ( turning srews ,taking apart,removing parts, scoping. firing, cleaning or messing with in anyway) inspection/return privilege.Inspection is based on a visual review of the gun to confirm the gun is in the condition stated. In the case of a return, buyer pays all shipping charges & if paid for with a credit card buyer absorbs the 3% credit card charges . So please ask questions BEFORE you bid. Thanks for Looking and Good Luck!!
U.S. sales only, no exports…this includes antiques. I will ship to third party for exporting
Price: $1,750.00 Buy Now
Guns International #: 102913642
Seller's Inventory #: 4/254
Guns International #: 102913642
Seller's Inventory #: 4/254
Category - Uberti Rifles
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A. UBERTI TAYLORS HENRY RIFLE 44-40 W.C.F. GETTYSBURG ENGRAVED 1 OF 500
Description:
A. UBERTI TAYLORS HENRY RIFLE 44-40 W.C.F. GETTYSBURG ENGRAVED 1 OF 500. NICE RIFLE WITH BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVING. THIS IS GUN #486 OF 500. VERY NICE BLUE FINISH WITH SOME BLOCHEY SPOTS ON THE LEFT SIDE OF THE BARREL ON THE LEFT SIDE TOWARDS THE MUZZLE ( SEE PICS) . STOCK HAS A GRAIN LINE ON THE RIGHT SIDE AT THE BUTT ( SEE PICS) , GTUN DOES NOT LOOK LIKE IT WAS FIRED.
Gettysburg Tribute Henry Rifle
Honoring Uncommon Valor in Our Nation’s Greatest Trial
In the summer of 1863, two mighty armies converged on a small, quiet Pennsylvania town – Gettysburg. Here, 65,000 Confederate troops led by General Robert E. Lee massed against Union General George Meade and his army of 85,000. In a bitter, three day struggle, these two mighty waves of blue and gray would crash headlong in what would become the greatest battle ever fought on American soil, and a monumental turning point in the War Between the States.
History hung in the balance as the Union lines were broken at Cemetery Ridge, a moment now regarded as the “high-water mark of the Confederacy.” But the moment was brief, and when the battle ended, General Robert E. Lee had been handed a bitter defeat. In all, the combined casualties of the battle numbered 50,000 killed or injured, and the South would never again have the resources to launch such a major offensive.
Months later, President Abraham Lincoln delivered his Gettysburg Address at the scene of the battle. Honoring the many bold combatants who lost their lives, Lincoln said, “the world will little note, nor long remember, what we say here, but it can never forget what they did here.”
To honor this epic event in American history, and to honor all the brave soldiers who fought at Gettysburg, America Remembers proudly presents the Gettysburg Tribute Rifle. For the Tribute, we have selected the legendary Henry Rifle, a coveted weapon of soldiers on both sides of the battle.
Considered by many to be the most effective firearm in the Civil War, the Henry Rifle represented a tremendous leap forward in firearms engineering. First produced at Oliver Winchester’s New Haven, Connecticut factory in 1858, it used self-contained, .44 caliber rimfire cartridges, fifteen of which could fit in the magazine with another in the chamber. As a result, the Henry far outclassed the ball-and-powder rifles in general use at the time, and was the forerunner of the classic Winchester rifle.
Each rifle in the edition is produced for us by the master craftsmen of A. Uberti, which is regarded as the world’s premier maker of historic firearms recreations.
Used by both the Union and Confederate armies, the Henry was a highly prized battle trophy for any soldier, just as collectors everywhere treasure it today. The world-renowned gun-makers of Aldo Uberti have painstakingly recreated the Henry precisely as it existed in the 1860s, with a 24 ¼-inch, half-octagonal barrel, authentic elevated sight and walnut stocks. The receiver, trigger guard and butt-plate are clad in 24-karat gold. A collection of lifelike portraits and vignettes adorn the receiver in nickel and black, produced by some of America’s most talented artisans.
Left side features four portraits of notable military commanders at Gettysburg. There is Robert E. Lee, the revered military genius whose loyalty to Virginia made him end years of faithful service to the U.S. Army to become commander of the Confederate forces. George Meade matched wits with Lee at Gettysburg just days after assuming his post as commander of the Union Army. On the first day of fighting, John Buford and a small cavalry force held back the Confederate army for hours until Union reinforcements arrived. J.E.B. Stuart led a Confederate cavalry division in a spectacular three-hour cavalry battle against Union troopers. In the center is a depiction of Lincoln delivering his immortal Gettysburg Address at the dedication of the Gettysburg National Cemetery. To the right is an image of a cannon and artillerymen with an excerpt from Lincoln’s historic speech: “We here highly resolve that these dead shall not have died in vain.”
Right side features four portraits of legendary leaders at Gettysburg. There is James Longstreet, Robert E. Lee’s field commander and the man he affectionately called his “old warhorse.” Winfield Scott Hancock inspired the Union troops by braving heavy artillery bombardments and when injured, went on supervising the battle from his stretcher. George Pickett commanded the Virginia regiments that led the Confederate charge up Cemetery Ridge. Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain and the men of the 20th Maine held Little Round Top against repeated enemy charges before pushing the Confederates back with a counter-charge of their own. To the far right, a cannon and artillerymen are shown along with the inscription: “Armistead at Pickett’s Charge, July 3, 1863.” Prominently featured in the center is a battle scene with Lewis A. Armistead leading the Confederate forces that broke through to reach a Union cannon in what is often considered the “High water mark of the Confederacy.”
Production of the Gettysburg Tribute is limited to only 500 rifles.
EASTERN BRANCH FIREARMS
ADD 50.00 SHIPPING – NEXT DAY AIR SHIPPING
ADD 50.00 SHIPPING – LONG GUNS GROUND
OPTIONAL INSURANCE IS AVAILABLE AT 1.25 PER 100.00
Questions e-mail or call Glen at Eastern Branch Firearms 207-215-5021
TERMS – PLEASE READ BEFORE
I DO NOT HAVE A LAYAWAY OPTION ( WE ACCEPT CREDIT CARDS ) -- I GET ALOT OF REQUEST FOR TRADES, I WOULD PERFER NOT TO DO TRADES ON MY INTERNET LISTINGS
PAYMENT OPTIONS- We accept money orders, cashier’s checks , bank checks. sorry no personal checks. We accept all major credit cards please add 3% to the ’s cash discount price.(Shipping within the state of Florida - Florida Residents must pay sales tax) .Handguns and long guns do need to be shipped separate. PLEASE do not send payment via FED EX . USPS & UPS are fine. Thank you.
We include a signed copy of our FFL with each firearm shipped.
SAFTY NOTICE- Buyer is solely responsible for determining that a used gun is safe to shoot. The firearms offered have not been test fired but have been given a visual inspection only for purposes. It is a requirement that every used firearm is inspected by a qualified gunsmith before firing. By , the buyer agrees to hold seller harmless against damages, injury, or death caused by defective merchandise.
RETURN POLICY- All firearms come with a 3-day non firing , non messing with ( turning srews ,taking apart,removing parts, scoping. firing, cleaning or messing with in anyway) inspection/return privilege.Inspection is based on a visual review of the gun to confirm the gun is in the condition stated. In the case of a return, buyer pays all shipping charges & if paid for with a credit card buyer absorbs the 3% credit card charges . So please ask questions BEFORE you bid. Thanks for Looking and Good Luck!!
U.S. sales only, no exports…this includes antiques. I will ship to third party for exporting
Price: $1,750.00 Buy Now
Description:
A. UBERTI TAYLORS HENRY RIFLE 44-40 W.C.F. GETTYSBURG ENGRAVED 1 OF 500. NICE RIFLE WITH BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVING. THIS IS GUN #486 OF 500. VERY NICE BLUE FINISH WITH SOME BLOCHEY SPOTS ON THE LEFT SIDE OF THE BARREL ON THE LEFT SIDE TOWARDS THE MUZZLE ( SEE PICS) . STOCK HAS A GRAIN LINE ON THE RIGHT SIDE AT THE BUTT ( SEE PICS) , GTUN DOES NOT LOOK LIKE IT WAS FIRED.
Gettysburg Tribute Henry Rifle
Honoring Uncommon Valor in Our Nation’s Greatest Trial
In the summer of 1863, two mighty armies converged on a small, quiet Pennsylvania town – Gettysburg. Here, 65,000 Confederate troops led by General Robert E. Lee massed against Union General George Meade and his army of 85,000. In a bitter, three day struggle, these two mighty waves of blue and gray would crash headlong in what would become the greatest battle ever fought on American soil, and a monumental turning point in the War Between the States.
History hung in the balance as the Union lines were broken at Cemetery Ridge, a moment now regarded as the “high-water mark of the Confederacy.” But the moment was brief, and when the battle ended, General Robert E. Lee had been handed a bitter defeat. In all, the combined casualties of the battle numbered 50,000 killed or injured, and the South would never again have the resources to launch such a major offensive.
Months later, President Abraham Lincoln delivered his Gettysburg Address at the scene of the battle. Honoring the many bold combatants who lost their lives, Lincoln said, “the world will little note, nor long remember, what we say here, but it can never forget what they did here.”
To honor this epic event in American history, and to honor all the brave soldiers who fought at Gettysburg, America Remembers proudly presents the Gettysburg Tribute Rifle. For the Tribute, we have selected the legendary Henry Rifle, a coveted weapon of soldiers on both sides of the battle.
Considered by many to be the most effective firearm in the Civil War, the Henry Rifle represented a tremendous leap forward in firearms engineering. First produced at Oliver Winchester’s New Haven, Connecticut factory in 1858, it used self-contained, .44 caliber rimfire cartridges, fifteen of which could fit in the magazine with another in the chamber. As a result, the Henry far outclassed the ball-and-powder rifles in general use at the time, and was the forerunner of the classic Winchester rifle.
Each rifle in the edition is produced for us by the master craftsmen of A. Uberti, which is regarded as the world’s premier maker of historic firearms recreations.
Used by both the Union and Confederate armies, the Henry was a highly prized battle trophy for any soldier, just as collectors everywhere treasure it today. The world-renowned gun-makers of Aldo Uberti have painstakingly recreated the Henry precisely as it existed in the 1860s, with a 24 ¼-inch, half-octagonal barrel, authentic elevated sight and walnut stocks. The receiver, trigger guard and butt-plate are clad in 24-karat gold. A collection of lifelike portraits and vignettes adorn the receiver in nickel and black, produced by some of America’s most talented artisans.
Left side features four portraits of notable military commanders at Gettysburg. There is Robert E. Lee, the revered military genius whose loyalty to Virginia made him end years of faithful service to the U.S. Army to become commander of the Confederate forces. George Meade matched wits with Lee at Gettysburg just days after assuming his post as commander of the Union Army. On the first day of fighting, John Buford and a small cavalry force held back the Confederate army for hours until Union reinforcements arrived. J.E.B. Stuart led a Confederate cavalry division in a spectacular three-hour cavalry battle against Union troopers. In the center is a depiction of Lincoln delivering his immortal Gettysburg Address at the dedication of the Gettysburg National Cemetery. To the right is an image of a cannon and artillerymen with an excerpt from Lincoln’s historic speech: “We here highly resolve that these dead shall not have died in vain.”
Right side features four portraits of legendary leaders at Gettysburg. There is James Longstreet, Robert E. Lee’s field commander and the man he affectionately called his “old warhorse.” Winfield Scott Hancock inspired the Union troops by braving heavy artillery bombardments and when injured, went on supervising the battle from his stretcher. George Pickett commanded the Virginia regiments that led the Confederate charge up Cemetery Ridge. Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain and the men of the 20th Maine held Little Round Top against repeated enemy charges before pushing the Confederates back with a counter-charge of their own. To the far right, a cannon and artillerymen are shown along with the inscription: “Armistead at Pickett’s Charge, July 3, 1863.” Prominently featured in the center is a battle scene with Lewis A. Armistead leading the Confederate forces that broke through to reach a Union cannon in what is often considered the “High water mark of the Confederacy.”
Production of the Gettysburg Tribute is limited to only 500 rifles.
EASTERN BRANCH FIREARMS
ADD 50.00 SHIPPING – NEXT DAY AIR SHIPPING
ADD 50.00 SHIPPING – LONG GUNS GROUND
OPTIONAL INSURANCE IS AVAILABLE AT 1.25 PER 100.00
Questions e-mail or call Glen at Eastern Branch Firearms 207-215-5021
TERMS – PLEASE READ BEFORE
I DO NOT HAVE A LAYAWAY OPTION ( WE ACCEPT CREDIT CARDS ) -- I GET ALOT OF REQUEST FOR TRADES, I WOULD PERFER NOT TO DO TRADES ON MY INTERNET LISTINGS
PAYMENT OPTIONS- We accept money orders, cashier’s checks , bank checks. sorry no personal checks. We accept all major credit cards please add 3% to the ’s cash discount price.(Shipping within the state of Florida - Florida Residents must pay sales tax) .Handguns and long guns do need to be shipped separate. PLEASE do not send payment via FED EX . USPS & UPS are fine. Thank you.
We include a signed copy of our FFL with each firearm shipped.
SAFTY NOTICE- Buyer is solely responsible for determining that a used gun is safe to shoot. The firearms offered have not been test fired but have been given a visual inspection only for purposes. It is a requirement that every used firearm is inspected by a qualified gunsmith before firing. By , the buyer agrees to hold seller harmless against damages, injury, or death caused by defective merchandise.
RETURN POLICY- All firearms come with a 3-day non firing , non messing with ( turning srews ,taking apart,removing parts, scoping. firing, cleaning or messing with in anyway) inspection/return privilege.Inspection is based on a visual review of the gun to confirm the gun is in the condition stated. In the case of a return, buyer pays all shipping charges & if paid for with a credit card buyer absorbs the 3% credit card charges . So please ask questions BEFORE you bid. Thanks for Looking and Good Luck!!
U.S. sales only, no exports…this includes antiques. I will ship to third party for exporting
Price: $1,750.00 Buy Now
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