Anyone know more about this first hammerless Parker

[Bindlestiff]

Originally Posted by Dave Suponski

Robin, please search the grade section in TPS

Thanks, you're good!

[Autumn Daze]

Robin, Check page 125 left column.

[Spin Drift]

Funny, I was reading the books last night too. It seems that I picked up the 5th fluid steel barrelled grade 4 made, did this in Lost Wages last January. I went a little blind after looking at all the numbers and codes.

[Dean Romig]

There are a lot of firsts, lasts, and onlys in Parkers Found in most issues of Parker Pages. We rarely receive new entries for this column lately, though we know such guns turn up on a fairly regular basis. Please send the serial number with the unusual or unique features of your special Parker to Josh Loewensteiner so we can publish them for all members to see.





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[Spin Drift]

Dean:

I do have two entries in the Parkers Found section. They are the last no dolls head and first with dolls head extension. Although the no dolls head could be special ordered on later guns. I did send pics in with the submission and are ok to publish if the editors would like. The thing is both those hammer guns were in my safe for ten years before I made the discovery while reading the TPS page 113.

[Dean Romig]

Great! Please send the info on those guns to Josh. Unfortunately, due to the size of the file there is no space to allow for pictures.

Best, Dean





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[Spin Drift]

The info was sent but here is a picture of the two.

[Spin Drift]

By the way the inflection point is 25981/82 for last and first. Mine are 25977 and 25998.