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Old 31st May 2015, 05:58 PM   #6
rickystl
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Hi Rick,

ANOTHER very interesting gun! Someone has spend a VERY long time decorating it with pearl shell. What a beautiful job!

Stu
Hi Stu.
Thanks for the comment. I can't imagine how long it would take to decorate the stock in this manner. The mosaic is actually an overlay covering the entire stock. It looks like some type of paper mache substance holding the veneer to the stock, done in sections. The original owner of this gun would have to have been a person of substance, as it would take many man hours and be very costly. Thanks again.
Rick.
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