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Erick, those dogs, to me, were done by the same hand that engraved the dogs on three of my Parker Grade 3 guns. The time period is from around 1900 to around 1917 or so and represents a period of some of the finest engraving done at Parker Bros.
Very possibly done by William Gough, (Harry's son) chief engraver from 1899 through 1911.
My DHE 24" 28 ga. made in 1908.
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