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Happy New Year. JC do you think this M.Fabbrizioli Figli was also engraved by G. Bregoli? You should recognize this gun from this bbs.   The side plate photo is poor My second is a 1909 grade 4 that Walter believes was engraved by McGraw   Thanks, Jeff G.
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looks like it was made, this came from the Kornbrath family, somewhere I have a picture the other side. 
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Mike, is that another take on the Baker in the Korntrath brochure ? Somewhere I think I have seen a similar gun with lions where the dogs are.
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Here is an A2 L.C. Smith with somewhat unusual engraving. I have seen this style, with the very tight scrolls on two A2s and one Monogram. I am sure there are some here not familiar with the meaning of the total Glahn signature.  
Last edited by Daryl Hallquist; 12/28/07 12:39 PM.
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Great thread Darly.
My thanks to all who have contributed to a visual feast.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all.
Good Shooting
T.C.
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Jeff G,
I think your gun was engraved by Ed Latham, not McGraw. JMHO.
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i have a g4 ithaca engraved by mcgraw, mcgraw used large leaf not the small scroll that is on you ithaca.i think latham also engraved for remington. great post mc
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Mike, is that another take on the Baker in the Korntrath brochure ? Somewhere I think I have seen a similar gun with lions where the dogs are. Daryl, Yes it's the same gun, here is pictures from both sides. The Lion Baker has two tigers on the other side and the pulls are in the McCracken Library, not far from you ;-). 
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Michael Petrov, I would say their is little doubt Mr Kornbrath gave this Thomas Blinks print a look see when trying to come up a pattern. I deal a bit in sporting art and recognized the similarity. 
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