Instruction sheet and patterns for creating your own firearm inlays. 3 pages, includes 69 different historic inlay designs from original Pennsylvania, Kentucky and Ohio rifles, Indian trade rifles and single and double barrel shotguns. Includes numerous cheek, wrist and wedge key inlays with animal, floral and geometric designs.
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