The Winchester Model 1866, commonly known as the "Yellow Boy", represents one of the earliest successful lever-action repeating rifles, building on Benjamin Henry's earlier design and becoming a defining firearm of the American frontier. Its distinctive brass frame and sideplates gave it both its nickname and a recognizable visual identity that remains iconic to this day. Uberti's scaled reproductions faithfully capture these historic lines and mechanical features in miniature form, offering collectors a refined tribute to one of Winchester’s most important early designs.

This 47% scale example stands out with its brass receiver, richly figured French walnut furniture, and high polish blued components, all executed with the level of craftsmanship expected from Uberti. The miniature is in Fine condition with only minor hanling marks and slight edge wear, and the included original box adds to its presentation and collectibility. The rifled plugged barrel and functional action further enhance its appeal as a finely made display piece.