The factory letter confirms the rifle was originally received in the warehouse on June 3, 1910, and shipped on June 13 in .32-40 with a #4 weight 30 inch octagon barrel with matted (textured) upper flat, windgauge front and Vernier peep sights, no rear sight dovetail, Schuetzen set trigger (double set trigger), palm rest, finger spur lever, and checkered pistol grip stock with Schuetzen cheek piece and Helm buttplate. No mention is made of the rare takedown feature which is obviously an oversight as it is undoubtedly factory! The factory letter outlines TEN special order features of this spectacularly rare configured Winchester High Wall! The rifle retains these features and also has the standard factory markings (off-set on the upper left flat). Note the Schnabel tip forearm's checkering is spaced around the palm rest. The buttstock has attractive feathered figure and an embossed hard rubber pistol grip cap. The butt and underside of the buttplate are numbered "8042." Provenance: The Larry Jones Collection; Property of a Gentleman