•    Colt 1903   

    This is a 3/4 coverage American Scroll engraved Colt pocket pistol. These were popular in the 1920s-1930s. This would have been a very showy carry gun in its day.

  •    African Big Game Rifle   

    Here are parts that are going to be made up into a large caliber African big game rifle by AHR. The engraving is American Scroll and relatively subdued.

  •    Custom Stevens Favorite   

    Wow! This beautiful little .22 rifle was engraved by me for Wayne Jacobson, of American Hunting Rifles. He’s known for making African big game rifles. He had this built with exhibition grade walnut for his granddaughter. The case coloring was done by CPA.

  •    Ruger Vaquero – Twins   

    This is the complete set of the 3/4 engraved American Scroll Rugers that I posted about last week!

    Here’s the fully complete set.

  •    Ruger Vaquero 44 Magnum – Part of a Pair   

    Three-quarter coverage in American Scroll engraving. This would be typical of a handgun used in the American West. Three-quarter scroll was often the most popular amount of coverage.

  •    Sharps Borchardt Action   

    This Borchardt Rifle Company action is engraved in a period type American Scroll.

  •    Walther PPK Ready for Charcoal Blueing   

    The first picture of this Walther PPK, engraved with relief carved oak leaves, is ready for blueing!

  •    Aftermarket Glock Slide   

    This Glock slide is engraved with a very simple style of non-relief carved oak leaf. It has a nice look but isn’t as dramatic as relief-carved oak leaves.

  •    Hawaii-themed Seecamp Pistol   

    This is a pistol that features fourteen Hawaiian themes on a very small carry gun. It should be quite the conversation piece!

  •    Ruger No.1 416 Rigby   

    This Ruger is engraved in American Scroll featuring Cape buffalo with a bull elephant on the offside. This is a classy gun and I’ll soon get the chance to engrave its mate in 45/70! It will feature a bison and a grizzly bear. This should make for an impressive set of rifles once they’re finished.