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December 31, 2020
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They are a beautiful pair !!
But out of curiosity, I have a question on the engraving technique, it doesn’t seem to me they were individually engraved by chisel, it looks more like a very nice etching by acid. After all they produced 1,000 pairs of these. Does anyone know ?
Thank you.
May 2, 2009
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That would be a good question for Pauline
Bob
WACA Life Member--- NRA Life Member---- Cody Firearms member since 1991 Researching the Winchester 1873's
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May 14, 2025
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1873man said
That would be a good question for Pauline
Bob
I agree she will know for sure. I would offer Winchester used Receiver Stamps for many of their rifles. I actually own a set that did both sides of the Canadian Pacific Centennial. Regardless, the Matched Set of 1000 is still amazing to look at!
April 9, 2025
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Cowboy4 said
They are a beautiful pair !!
But out of curiosity, I have a question on the engraving technique, it doesn’t seem to me they were individually engraved by chisel, it looks more like a very nice etching by acid. After all they produced 1,000 pairs of these. Does anyone know ?
Thank you.
Yes: you are right. I spoke to Pauline and she said they were acid etched, they etched 1000 pairs. They did a great job, but not chiseled. I like them just the same. I bought them because Ibthink they are beautifully done, not because of who or how they were engraved. I learn who and how after I bought them. I would buy them again given what I know now.Much better then looking at a bank statement! Cheers!
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