Engraving by

Roger Sampson

2316 Mahogany St.
Mora, MN  55051-6808

320-679-4868

http://sampsonengraving.com/

Roger’s knowledgeable study of engraving began in 1981. His initial training was from Emma Achleithner, who had her training as a young woman at the “Ferlach School of Gunsmithing and Engraving” in Ferlach, Austria. Roger became a F.E.G.A. member in 1985 and has been a Professional member since 1989. He currently holds an elected position as a director in the Guild.

Roger specializes in engraving miniature firearms and has worked on over 100 assorted miniature guns since 1989. His engraving on miniature arms is found throughout the book “The Art of Miniature Firearms Centuries of Craftsmanship”. Engraved miniatures by Mr. Sampson have won nearly a dozen NRA silver collectors medals as well as being the first recipient of the Warren Brown award.

Miniature 1892 Winchester

The non-firing Miniature 1892 Winchester is a fully functional one-half scale model and was made by George Wenzek. The extensive gold boarders and banknote game scene is in the tradition of the "Highly Finished Arms 0f 1897" offered by Winchester Repeating Arms Co.

Gold inlays on a Parker Double

Parker Bros. shotgun engraved in an Italian style bulino game scene with English rose and scroll.

A Fabulous Smith & Wesson

Smith and Wesson Model 63 is executed in raised, three dimensional, sculpted gold inlay over medium relief background of ornamental scroll.

A Walther Pistol

Smith & Wesson

A miniature

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