Anyone recognize these grip panels

[W_warrior]

I picked up a Remington Rand pistol with some really unique grip panels on it but there is no makers mark and I am wanting to find out if any one maybe familiar with them or who may have made them. Any help would be great.

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[The Heretic]

Yup - meant for a 1911 style pistol.

Seriously?

No. Obviously custom made. The eagle and snake is probably Mexican in origin - it is very close to what is on the Mexican flag.

 

[Joe13]

Plus a bucks head...

No idea but it's way too over the top for any of my guns...

Maybe a nice collectible but I wouldn't sport them on anything.

 

[Medic!]

Get on line and look at images of 1911 ''Versace'' grips.
Maybe you can find something that looks to be made buy the same artist?

How about the Rem-Rand. Any pictures?

 

[Who The F R U]

Guzman gonna be mad you have his pistola

 

[BaggerRyder]

Definitely of Mexican origin. Could be worth some money.

 

[OutlawHoss]

Definitely some custom grips . . . the blank brass colored bars could be waiting for a count, or a name. The stag, ciervo, could be a family name, a kind of status (even just a macho thing) or even a regional association (the deer in Mexico is commonly associated with the Huichol and Yaqui native people, and subsequently the regions they have traditionally lived in). Definitely the Mexican Eagle and Snake on a cactus, like the flag. The leaves along the side look like tobacco. Could be a presentation grip made for a family that are farmers/ranchers. Tobacco also a native heritage thing. A bit gaudy, but interesting. Are the metals pewter, brass? Definitely thematically similar to these grips:
mexican eagle 1911 grips at DuckDuckGo

 

[IheartSig]

have you tried running the pictures through google images? I would but I cant where I am at right now. Definitely unique.