This is the completed engraving of the gun I posted previously.

Here are two pictures of a Smith & Wesson Model 15 in the progress of being engraved. More pictures to follow as the work progresses!

This carbine was a conversion of a Sharps civil war percussion carbine. The conversion took place in 1868. It has the three-grooved lined barrel that was common with the conversions at the time. It has a tight action and good bore. Most markings are gone and very little finish remains. When it was converted, the stock was replaced with a plain stock. The Western and aviation artist, Jerry Crandall, purchased this carbine from noted Montana collector, John Fox.

This carbine saw use in both the Civil War and Indian Wars, before being sold into civilian service. This carbine comes with a Jerry Crandall print and a signed letter of authenticity from Judy Crandall.

$2,500 + S/H

As this is an antique, no FFL is required.

This rifle was owned by the famous western and aviation artist Jerry Crandall! It hung in his living room for over 20 years. I engraved this rifle for my good friend, Jerry. The engraving is based on an old Nimschky pattern. The receiver has taken on a patina, but the gun is virtually new.

For the lucky buyer, Judy Crandall, Jerry’s wife, will send a letter of authenticity and a small Dragoon print, done by her late husband, Jerry. As the engraver, I will also send a letter of authenticity. This is a unique opportunity to own a .44/40 caliber Cimarron Henry that was owned by Jerry Crandall.

$3,200 – Additional photos are available upon request.

This is a 50% coverage American Scroll engraved Ruger New Vaquero. 50% coverage will give you a great looking revolver without breaking the bank!

This Henry top cover plate has been stripped of its epoxy finish, the casting has been cleaned up, and polished! Engraved in American Scroll featuring a portrait of the client’s horse. This is a great example of ~50% coverage.

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.

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.

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.

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.