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Well there are those done in folk art with varying degrees of success then there are masterpieces like this done by top engravers for their own use. When Dick sold this it cost more than a nice condition Trojan by far. I don't own it but would love to and would pay well for it if it became available.
Some of the forum experts say that aftermarket engraving always degrades value but we have seen many cases where that is not true.
Dick Washburn did a number of upgrades from v to a on 28 ga guns. They are lovely and costly
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