An Ithaca Classic Doubles

[tom tutwiler]

Originally Posted by Craig Budgeon

Creative Art did some of the engraving and later they had an in house engraver.

Jack Jones was an in house engraver, but there may have been others. When I visited him several years ago he had two in the white guns that he was given when they shut down. Think one was a 20 and the other a 28 gauge. Wonder what happened to those guns after he passed.

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[Bob Jurewicz]

Gunther

Originally Posted by tom tutwiler

Jack Jones was an in house engraver, but there may have been others. When I visited him several years ago he had two in the white guns that he was given when they shut down. Think one was a 20 and the other a 28 gauge. Wonder what happened to those guns after he passed.

http://www.firinglineonline.com/detail.php?cat=1&id=841

Some guns unfinished at the time of closing were finished by Gunther Pfromer later.
Bob Jurewicz

[tom tutwiler]

Originally Posted by Bob Jurewicz

Gunther

Some guns unfinished at the time of closing were finished by Gunther Pfromer later.
Bob Jurewicz

Gunther at one time lived very close to Jack Jones. They worked on a ton of guns together. When I saw Gunther at last years Southern, he said he was looking for another engraver to establish a relationship. Not sure who he found it anyone. Jack was a very interesting guy. I believe at one time he was a foreman for Ken Hurst when Ken was running a rather large engraving operation doing Colts etc.