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Here we go, I start this thread in the hope that we all do appreciate the fine art of hand crafted gun making.

My first collectable Beretta shotgun S687 EELL:

What a beautiful weapon!

It's going to be hard when you set the bar so high on the first post!!

olafpfj wrote:

It's going to be hard when you set the bar so high on the first post!!

Here is a non-hand engraved piece that I acquired to support NRA.

On my shopping list, when funds are stashed away.

Beiruty,

Not sure exactly what all collectible guns you are into, but one of my FB "friends" posts a lot of stuff from Turnbull Manufacturing. They restore a lot of older firearms, revolvers, etc. I'm not as into the fancy work as some folks but Turnbull does some nice stuff. Check them out if you get a chance.

K.Mooneyham wrote:Beiruty,

Not sure exactly what all collectible guns you are into, but one of my FB "friends" posts a lot of stuff from Turnbull Manufacturing. They restore a lot of older firearms, revolvers, etc. I'm not as into the fancy work as some folks but Turnbull does some nice stuff. Check them out if you get a chance.

Maybe it is good place to do custom engraving and restoration.

Another historical beauty worthy to be collected:

The iron cross. Any idea how much should one invest in one?

Another sweet one:
The E. Romel P38:

I so wanted one of the USS Texas commerative guns but alas didn't have the money...

This one too

For Texas Lovers:

Not for sale (to be in my estate for next generation of shooters)

STI Lovers

Wow, very nice collection.