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Yes, there were several engravers during that period, all listed in TPS. The question was do we know who did the rondelle engraving. I don't , and I don't know of anyone who does. The TPS list does not identify any engraver who was employed either in house or on contract, only from 1900 to 1905. I have never seen any engraver's initials on a rondelle gun, and I have looked.
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