Henry Repeating Arms 'Youth Model' Lever Action Rifle

The item is a Henry Repeating Arms 'Youth Model' Lever Action Rifle, as indicated by the clear inscription on the side of the receiver. It features a rich, dark wooden stock, likely walnut, which appears to be in good condition with a smooth finish, suggesting careful handling or maintenance. The metal components, including the receiver and what appears to be part of the barrel or magazine tube, are a combination of black blued steel and a brighter, possibly brass or nickel-plated, lower receiver section where the lever action mechanism would typically be housed. The blued steel parts show some dust and minor surface wear consistent with light use or storage, but no significant rust or pitting is immediately visible. The brighter metal part exhibits a polished sheen. A rear sight, which appears to be a folding or adjustable buckhorn type, is mounted on the blued receiver. This model is characterized by its lever-action mechanism and is often shorter and lighter than standard rifles, making it suitable for younger shooters. The craftsmanship appears solid, typical of Henry Repeating Arms, known for their well-made and reliable firearms. No significant damage or repairs are apparent from the provided image, and the overall construction suggests a durable and functional piece. The precise caliber is not discernible from the image alone but is likely a popular rimfire cartridge like .22 LR, common for youth models. This rifle presents as a well-maintained example of a modern lever-action firearm.