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and the fourth is a 1915. I've always thought the guns engraved around WW1 have deeper and more detailed engraving.
Ed,
I agree with your observations regarding the deeper and more detailed engraveing. I love D grades from the 1915-1919 era. Thoes mid to late teen's guns just seem to have a little more pronounced engraving.
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