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What is the "T" & "H" on my 1883 Parker ?

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04-24-2021, 09:52 PM

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What is the "T" & "H" on my 1883 Parker ?

What does the "T" & "H" stand for on my 1883 Parker ?

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The T with the crescent above and below is the stamp indicating the barrels are Twist,

The H is not understood but is likely the identification stamp of a particular worker.

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Thanks again Dean - I appreciate all the information.

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That's a heavy set of barrels. 10ga?

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