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According to the Parker Story there were 6 if I read the chart correctly.
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We're eagerly anticipating the customary set of high definition pictures...
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I did not have my books with me so i appreciate you guys ding the research. I will have to take pictures for my friend. Today I saw him with a 35mm with a view finder. He wishes he were living when these guns were made. He's an LC Smith guy and got the gun via Cliff White. Looks like new.
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There are way more upgrades than originals. The Robert Runge upgrades are quite valuable.
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Thanks. I did not take the gun apart and examine it, but I will to take pictures. How can i tell if it is a Runge? did he hide his name in the engraving or somewhere on the gun?
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A serial number will tell us if it is original or an upgrade if there are any surviving records of the gun.
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Post the pictures and the serial number and you may get some opinions.
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The Robert Runge signature, if present, is occasionally or more often nearly invisible to the naked eye.
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