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Unread 06-10-2011, 05:46 PM   #1
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Im not sure the engraver captured the setters best side though
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Im not sure the engraver captured the setters best side though
I have often wondered if this would be an example of "relief" type engraving. Or, perhaps the setter is looking back over her shoulder and thinking if "I can find, hold and point the damn grouse you could at least hit it."

I have seen a couple of D's with a squatting setter engraving. Can anyone provide the name of the engraver?
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