Henry Golden Boy American Railroad Tribute H004RR

Overview

The Henry Golden Boy American Railroad Tribute Edition is a .22 caliber lever-action rifle designed to commemorate the 1869 meeting of the Union Pacific and Central Pacific railroads at Promontory Summit. The rifle features a polished nickel-plated receiver cover displaying period-style scroll work, a 24K gold-plated No. 119 locomotive, and gold banners reading "THE LAST RAIL IS LAID" and "THE LAST SPIKE IS DRIVEN." The right side also features a gold rendition of the Golden Spike. The left side of the receiver showcases a 24K gold-plated Jupiter locomotive bracketed by three banners proclaiming, "A CONTINENT HAS BEEN SPANNED WITH TWO THIN LINES OF STEEL." The stock is laser-etched with the Promontory ceremonial image, hand-filled with detail, and includes the banner "PROMONTORY, UTAH MAY 10, 1869" along with the Morse Code letters for "DONE." The forend is inscribed with "AMERICAN RAILROAD TRIBUTE" and bordered by a stylized railroad track design. These commemorative details were created by engraver Heidi Roos on a master plate and mechanically transferred to each firearm.

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