I recall--but I think it was on another gun-related website--a poster providing some photos of a really nice Model 90 in the "Skeetking" version. I've never seen one of those in the flesh, but the 1940 Shooter's Bible lists the price at $70 vs $40 for the standard model. That's close to the price of a Browning Superposed back then.
Here are some photos of my 16 ga. Model 90 Skeetking. Only available in 1939 and 1940, they were special order guns with upgraded wood and hand engraving . The engraving on this gun is very similar (some of the patterns are identical) but more elaborate than on a "standard" Skeetking. Chokes were typically adjusted at the factory to give the best pattern at 20 yards (bottom barrel) and 30 yards (top barrel although mine was choked Mod/Full. This one has a non-selective single trigger but most were DT's.
