Cal. 44. S# 1312. Standard configuration of early 1863 made brass frame rifle, 14 shot integral magazine, "HENRY'S PAT. OCT.16. 1860 / MANUFACT'D BY THE NEW HAVEN ARMS. CO. NEW HAVEN. CT" roll stamped on top of 24" octagonal barrel flat. Correct 900 yard rear sight without slide screw, transition from 1000 yard to 900 yard sights occurred around S# 1200. This survivor is new entry to database, these early Henry S# 1000-3000 were very popular with any soldier who could afford one, most in this range probably saw service, the addition of this gun, makes 429 survivors in the pre-martial DC cavalry range starting around S# 3000. If you want a good representative Civil War Henry at moderate estimate, bid on this one while henry market is depressed and lots to choose from. There is a name "HARROFF" stamped on left side of barrel in Civil War style. Issac Harroff had reupped from 2nd OH Infantry to the 18th Veteran Volunteer Ohio. Some US veteran units were rewarded repeating rifle for bounty, long shot as lowest documented pre-martial is S# 1491, but only about half of Veteran Reserve lists are known. CONDITION: good to very good as refinished & restored, brass cleaned and recolored, all original and matching with exception of replaced stock, loading lever has braise welded repair at loop interface, matching S#s on barrel, frame tang, buttplate, buttplate screws both numbered as are the 2 tang wood screws, the long tang screw looks contemporary but not numbered. Stock is sound and well fit restoration including correct large mortise for cleaning rod, and not numbered. Front sight is trimmed to short blade. Mechanically very good, crisp rifled dirty bore. (01-26381/JS). ANTIQUE. $9,000-14,000.