Parker small catalog with Revised price list dated November 18, 1916 attached to cove

[Bill Jolliff]

Originally Posted by Scott Janowski

Once in a while you could catch one on the Hartman boys, but not often.
They were very shrewd traders.

At the Syracuse, Albany and Rochester shows, you also would likely see Jim Austin (Kittery Point), Pete Harvey, Randy Shuman and Hershel Chaddick. And that big, tall Jewish guy from Long Island who usually had nice stuff on his table (I can't remember his name).

Those were the days. New York state politicians have pretty much doomed anything like that anymore.

[ahfoxman]

Hi Bill,

His name was Henry Christman, and he found me some truly outstanding doubles in NYC and out on Long Island.

[Bill Jolliff]

Originally Posted by Tom Kidd

Hi Bill,

His name was Henry Christman, and he found me some truly outstanding doubles in NYC and out on Long Island.

Yep, that was him. Henry was kind of a big guy who was pleasant and had nice stuff.

Thanks for remembering Tom.

[edgarspencer]

What Pete Harvey didn't know about Colts, Herb Glass did.

[Bill Murphy]

Bill Zachow, tell us about the remaining Parker items you wish to sell.

[Mike of the Mountain]

Originally Posted by Bill Murphy

Bill Zachow, tell us about the remaining Parker items you wish to sell.

Yes, please do!!