Henry Commemorative

valkrye

February 10, 2012 01:00

Ran across one of the American Historical Foundations Commemorative Henry Rifles" Constitution 200th Commemorative Henry Repeating Rifle."
Rifle has the Preamble written in Gold Letters down one side of the barrel and Mag.Fancy Scroll work on Brass Receiver;Fancy Wood;Never Fired.44-40 Cal;probably has a 23-24" Octagon barrel.Rifle has a Nice Display Case.
Any one have an Idea what the Value of this Rifle might be ???
Thanks !!!

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  Spider7115

  February 10, 2012 02:41

  About half of what it originally sold for.

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  perry shooter

  February 10, 2012 02:54

  Fire-Arms made to be collectable seldom are . as soon as you take them out of the box they lose 50% of their value . Buy a plain Jane model of the same gun and use it but don't abuse it in 10 years it will be worth more then the fancy one if you fire one shot or even cycle the action of the fancy one.

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  tsr1965

  February 10, 2012 03:06

  That rifle you have is most like an Italian or Spainish replica, of the henry rifle. It was bought in a block of rifles, and moded by a company for the AHF. Like has been said, even the Winchester's of post 64, that have been assembled by someone else, into a commerative, are only worth about the same as their non fancy original counter parts.
  
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