A one-of-one fully engraved Korth revolver chambered in .357 Magnum, depicting America's Prohibition era as a continuous narrative across steel and carved walnut. Finished with gold inlay, figural grips, and a custom presentation case with Prohibition Edition scotch.
Most engraved revolvers carry a scene. This one carries a whole era. The Prohibition is a single Korth revolver cut from end to end with a continuous narrative of 1920s America, and it does not break that story for a single surface. Walk the gun from muzzle to grip and you move through the entire period. The barrel shroud reads COTTON CLUB in gold inlay over a brick speakeasy facade, lined with windows and period automobiles. Roll over to the other side and the inlay shifts to TREASURY DEPARTMENT, with bootleggers stacking barrels in a cellar and a gold Bureau of Prohibition agent badge set into the frame.
The cylinder is the chapter that stops you. One face shows a reclining flapper against a wall of hundred dollar bills, cut deep and atmospheric, the kind of work that pulls light into the recesses. Gold lettering on the topstrap reads A REWARD OF $10,000, and ALCATRAZ sits in gold along the frame above the trigger. The wooden grips are not just checkered panels. They are carved into full standing figures, two gangsters in suits and hats, one with a cigar, one cradling a Tommy gun, the relief blending into the walnut.
Look at the front sight. It is shaped like a tiny dynamite stick stamped PROHIBITION with a red tip. The rear barrel detail reads 13 YEARS, the span the law stood. Nothing here is filler.
The revolver is built on Korth's German-made action chambered in .357 Magnum, the mechanical foundation that earns the artwork. It ships in a custom resin-and-oak presentation case with a brass plaque reading Once Upon a Time in America, paired with a bottle of Cutty Sark Prohibition Edition scotch. For a collector chasing one-of-one engraving work, this is a piece you study for an hour and still find something new.
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