This deluxe, engraved, Volcanic Repeating Arms Company Lever Action Navy Pistol has factory antique ivory grips, silver-plated receiver and factory case. The silver-plated brass receiver is decorated with elaborate floral engraving on a punch-dot background on the receiver top, sides, back strap and side plates. The engraving features complex border and accent work and is more detailed than the standard floral motif engraving found on most Volcanic firearms. The engraving is similar to but more elaborate than the engraving on the pair of Volcanic Navy pistols owned by Oliver Winchester and illustrated on page 97 of "VOLCANIC FIREARMS" by Lewis and Rutter. Similar but slightly different engraving on a silver-plated Volcanic Navy pistol is shown on page 57 of "VOLCANIC FIREARMS". In addition to the deluxe engraved, silver-plated receiver, and serial numbered grips, the pistol is complete with a factory walnut case. The case is lined with maroon velvet and has four compartments. One compartment contains a lacquered, black, japanned box of New Haven Arms Co., No. 2 pistol cartridges with a partial label on the inside of the lid. The cartridge box contains thirty-five, brass base, .41 caliber cartridges. In addition to the cartridges and tin, the case contains a hickory cleaning rod with brass tip and several patches. The No. 2 pistol has an 8-inch, full octagon barrel with integral ten-shot magazine. The Type I barrel has a full rib, crowned muzzle, T-bar magazine catch, small 'clam-shell' follower and brass cone front sight. The top barrel flat is roll-stamped: "THE VOLCANIC/REPEATING ARMS CO./PATENT NEWHAVEN CONN. FEB. 14. 1854" in three lines. The third line is deeper than the other two and was stamped separately. The silver-plated brass receiver has a shallow semi-circular cut-out at the rear of the ejection port, dovetail mounted rear sight, lever with finger hole and coarsely knurled hammer. The serial number, "1094" is stamped on the right side of the lever, left side of the butt beneath the grips and the inside of both grips. All of the visible serial numbers match. The barrel and lever have a high polish blue finish, the bolt, rear sight and cartridge elevator are fire blue and the trigger and hammer are color casehardened. This is one of the most elaborately engraved Volcanic or New Haven Arms Company pistols extant.