1984 Guns and Ammo Annual had an article about a Model 21 in 16 gauge that was turned into a work of art by Pachmayr's. I believe the gun was built for Tom Siatos of Pedersen Publishing. It was fitted with false sidelocks that were so well fitted you couldn't even see where they met the action. The engraving was stunning. The wood for the buttstock and beavertail was enough to make one drool out of the corners of one's mouth like Pavlov's dog. The fitted case was made by Marvin Huey and it came with the turnscrews, cleaning rod, and the necessary accourtments. The color photography did the work justice. I have seen pictures of Parker Trojans and VH models that Pachmayr's turned into A-1 Specials or Invincibles. The work was incredible. I have the book on Pachmayr and it has some beautiful photographs of the work that was performed within the confines of 1220 South Grand Avenue.
