Inked Impression (or "Pull") of Engraved Firearms Ornament late 1840s Ernst Moritz This pull preserves the decoration of the left action of a counter plate and depicts a stumbling hunter amidst scrollwork. It was engraved in the 1840s by the master Ernst Moritz, who signed the work on the hunters left thigh. Moritz was an administrator at the Industrial School in Zella, Thuringia, Germany, and he trained many of the most talented German firearms engravers who would go on to settle in America and engrave for Colt, Winchester, Smith & Wesson, and other major firearms manufacturers, among them Louis D. Nimschke (1832-1904) (see acc. nos. 2018.856.19; 2018.856.20a-jjj), Gustave Young (1827-95) (see acc. no. 2002.233.2-.26; 2003.521; 2009.330; 2010.481a-l), Herman Bodenstein (1829-65), and John Marr (1831-1921).. Inked Impression (or "Pull") of Engraved Firearms Ornament. German. late 1840s. Ink on paper. Works on Paper-Prints

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Inked Impression (or "Pull") of Engraved Firearms Ornament late 1840s Ernst Moritz This pull preserves the decoration of the left action of a counter plate and depicts a stumbling hunter amidst scrollwork. It was engraved in the 1840s by the master Ernst Moritz, who signed the work on the hunters left thigh. Moritz was an administrator at the Industrial School in Zella, Thuringia, Germany, and he trained many of the most talented German firearms engravers who would go on to settle in America and engrave for Colt, Winchester, Smith & Wesson, and other major firearms manufacturers, among them Louis D. Nimschke (1832-1904) (see acc. nos. 2018.856.19; 2018.856.20a-jjj), Gustave Young (1827-95) (see acc. no. 2002.233.2-.26; 2003.521; 2009.330; 2010.481a-l), Herman Bodenstein (1829-65), and John Marr (1831-1921).. Inked Impression (or "Pull") of Engraved Firearms Ornament. German. late 1840s. Ink on paper. Works on Paper-Prints

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