Manufactured in 1978 with a brass plated receiver and factory roll marked on both side with a decorative border of Indian designs. The right side also shows a standing Indian in an oval, and the left side shows a covered wagon and early settlers along with the words, "TRAIL OF TEARS 1839". The barrel is also marked" CHEROKEE CARBINE". The buttstock medallion depicts a Cherokee warrior and a covered wagon trail. The receiver, barrel bands and buttplate are brass plated. Complete with picture box numbered to gun.

Near new in original box with only the slightest handling marks.

Manufactured in 1984 featuring a receiver that has the look of casehardening with factory engraving on both sides. The left depicts a scene of Chief Crazy Horse hunting buffalo. The right has an engraved bust of the Chief and another of him on a horse. The buttstock is adorned with a gold medallion with the words "Chief Crazy Horse United Sioux Tribes". Both sides of the receiver are also engraved with numerous battles sights of the great Chief. Complete in original picture box with hanging tag and paperwork.

Near new in original box with only the slightest handling marks.