[gunsmt]

I had work done by two engravers in the mid 80's. Ken Hurst and a female named C.L. Barlow who is probably in her mid 40's now. I'm trying to locate them. I found Hurst's web site but the email link in bad. If anyone has info please send to [email protected]

 

[dclevinger]

The Firearms Engravers Guild of America has a historian that may be able to help you. You might try posting the forum there as well.

David

 

[cantrel2]

keep them

I think Ken Hurst work has increased in cost, a lot, since the 1980's. I am sure you have seen from his web site that A promising engraver I found on the FEGA web sight is Jim Wark. If you check out his web site, www.888guns.com ,you can see a picture of a 9422M he did for me this year 2008.


Jim used a Forever postage stamp as a sample to engrave the liberty bell on the other side. vintage 1852

I am planning a 9422M Trapper Jim will engrave a picture of the the first US oil well. vintage 1859.

I had work done by two engravers in the mid 80's. Ken Hurst and a female named C.L. Barlow who is probably in her mid 40's now. I'm trying to locate them. I found Hurst's web site but the email link in bad. If anyone has info please send to [email protected]

 

[Ken Hurst]

Hi all, I see I'm being looked for. I can be reached at 910-221-5288 or xxkenhurst @ suddenlink.netxx (remove X's & spaces)