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Bruce Day
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Open.  SN 191,074 (1920) CHE 28/26, pg, splf, dt, ssbp. Original case colors, original condition gun.

Owned by a friend.

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 Posted: Mon Jun 30th, 2008 11:36 am

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Pretty, very typical C wood.

Maybe we could see the wood on Tim Sheldon's B?

 

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SHAZAAAM !!! Unbelievable - What a wonderful Gun that is. A real treasure.

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Gordon Smith sends us the bird.

I know nothing about the gun, Gordon emailed it to me for showing.  I don't get to see many nice guns out here on the prairie except a few old beaters.  

 

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Bruce, you're killin' us (but I can't think of a sweeter way to go :P )

Is that a  Grade 7 or an 8 ?

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Very nice 28ga!!!  Dang!!!  She's purrrrrdy!!!

Gordon, my trap gun does not have the bird and I wish it did.  Oh well.  It had all the other goodies that I was looking for and I could not let that stop me.

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Timothy;

If your trap gun don,t have the flying pigeon its a higher grade than the ones I have. Both mine are grade 4.. A 30" and a 32".

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Now that is fantastic American work!

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Not sure if it's because of the case colors but the chain link border seems to stand out more on this gun. It's sore one sweet gun....

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Gordon, would you be so kind as to show us the left and right sides of the frame? That is such a lovely little Parker and we would really like to see more of it.

Thanks, Dean

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Here is a side shot of Gordon Smith's trap gun. It was a lot clearer in the e-mail picture Gordon sent me - I don't know what happened to make it fuzzy.

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Gordon, early C Grade Traps did not have a pigeon on the bottom.  They were scroll engraved on all surfaces.  I don't know when the pigeon first appeared. 

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More ducks from a friend's AHE 12ga. 

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Another view. Ducks. This ought to get Destry's heart pumping, and is a lot safer than an 18 year old Latina.  

SN 208,550.

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Bruce that gun is really nice. Whats the length of the barrels? Attached are a couple of shots of my new 12 gage. In fact this is the gun I intend to beat Mr. Dunkle with at his own shoot.;)

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Left side.

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Right side.

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