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I enhanced the image a bit
 and believe they are the same as this 1878 Grade 4 Lifter and called "Lutticher Toncin"; a Herringbone variant   We've had this discussion off and on in the past regarding similar barrels which were labeled "Laminated Steel' BTW: I'll have a table in Vegas near you Parker fellas and would be happy to 'read' patterns for anyone.
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"Gold towel guy's" Grade 5 top; Grade 4 bottom
 So is it a Parker, and what grade please?
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Definitely Laminated of some sort Josh - What make of gun is it on? What year of manufacture or if a Parker, serial number range?
If it is a Parker in the late 1870's - early 1880's look for a P stamped where the barrel steel is normally stamped. However, it looks to me more like the Laminated Steel that Parker Bros imported beginning in the late 1880's into the late 1890's. .
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We've had this conversation
 http://parkerguns.org/forums/showthr...?t=5520&page=2 Some of the images were moved here http://www.picturetrail.com/sfx/album/view/19406549 Remington's variant http://parkerguns.org/forums/showthread.php?t=6679 Parker Laminated Steel http://parkerguns.org/forums/showthread.php?t=1839
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So, the example Josh has pictured looks most like Greener's "Silver Steel."
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This is Laminated Steel; Top: c. 1874 Lifter marked "Laminated Steel"; each tube is stamped 'L' ahead of the barrel flats.
Bottom: c. 1870s W&C Scott hammer gun. Refinished by Brad Bachelder.  This is Greener's "Silver Steel" which was a Laminated Steel variant  3 Iron with a definite 'rosette' 
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Hi guys- the gun is an early C Grade Lefever.
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Thanks Josh. This is Morris Baker's C grade Lefever
 It's a very similar pattern called "Corche" 
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