Art Deco Engraving at its Best

[Dean Romig]

Art Deco engraving...

Here's one example.



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[Dean Romig]

Here's another.



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[Eric Eis]

Beautiful gun ! Any other information on it ?

[Dean Romig]

It's Robin's AAHE 16.

He would be the one to ask.

You should see the wood - it is outstanding chocolate & honey!

You be the judge...

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[Brian Hornacek]

Any way to get a close up of a receiver side and bottom?

[Dean Romig]

Sure but the sides and bottom don't depict the "Art Deco" style as well as the pics I've posted.





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[Dean Romig]

Requested pictures...


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[Brian Hornacek]

Thanks Dean!!

[Bill Murphy]

The first gun pictured, my friend Berle Cherney's Ken Hurst engraved Dan Rossiter stocked Fox, known as "The Chrysler Gun" because of the art deco styling, partially based on the Chrysler building, is shot on a weekly basis.

[Dean Romig]

I fell in love with that engraving the first time I saw it about four years ago.


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[Bill Murphy]

Hang on, Dean.

[Dean Romig]

Hangin' Bill....





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[Michael Moffa]

My Dad's office was on the 58th floor of the Chrysler building. We used to go out the windows onto the balconies as kids. Anything not nailed down went over the edge.
The eagle heads were just above us.

[Alexander Sharpe]

RCA Building. I sat on those birds as a young man while being a lot dumber than I am now.

[Mike Franzen]

The first gun pictured, my friend Berle Cherney's Ken Hurst engraved Dan Rossiter stocked Fox, known as "The Chrysler Gun" because of the art deco styling, partially based on the Chrysler building, is shot on a weekly basis.

I thought this is The Chrysler Gun. Winchester M21 Made for Walter Chrysler in 1932. I like the Art Deco style of Robin’s gun much better.