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Old 07-13-2025, 11:13 AM   #1
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That is how Noel E. Money, elder brother of Harold B. Money (De Shootinest Gent'man), ordered his Pigeon Gun from Parker Bros. in February 1895, "flowers no birds".
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Sousa's AAH was also engraved without birds or animals. My AAHE was engraved with nothing. Well, the engraver snuck in some bit of scroll on the sides of the safety, probably hoped it wouldn't be noticed.
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A lot of variety for the Parker Bros. customer to choose from. The Whit 1 guns --

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Then this style No. 7 --

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A lot of variety for the Parker Bros. customer to choose from. The Whit 1 guns --

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Then this style No. 7 --

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Yikes, I now have some serious gun envy.
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I have the pictures of the barrel flats and watertable. I'm just waiting for their permission to post them on here.
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This looks like the fabled Alice Congdon gun. From thhat estate in Duluth Minnesota.It certainly looks good to me, My AA had similar engraving!
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Jim to which gun are you referring?
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Jim to which gun are you referring?
The 28 gauge AA skeet gun. This may be the gun that shot a intruder in the cognon mansion in Duluth Minnesota. The gun went into evidence and then disappeared. It was thought that a family member was given the gun after the police let it out of evidence. George Flaim and Jack Puglisi both talked about the little gun, It was quiet a story. I use to hang out with these two characters!
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The 28 gauge AA skeet gun. This may be the gun that shot a intruder in the cognon mansion in Duluth Minnesota. The gun went into evidence and then disappeared. It was thought that a family member was given the gun after the police let it out of evidence. George Flaim and Jack Puglisi both talked about the little gun, It was quiet a story. I use to hang out with these two characters!
Jim, did the Congdons ever say how much lead they gave the intruder before they shot him? With skeet boring(s) it couldn't have been much!
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