1930 Parker Catalog Help

[Dean Romig]

Is there a dust jacket for your Muderlak book?





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[OldenHoo]

Originally Posted by Dean Romig

Is there a dust jacket for your Muderlak book?

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Dean, our mutual friend, Tom Keer said I should ask you my questions before I decided to post on the forum. He said you would be able to answer my questions. Small world. Thanks for responding!

There is no paper dust jacket. It came inside a hardboard black sleeve/case that the book slides into. You might be able to see it under the book. The entire package was wrapped in clear protective plastic which didn't last very long once I received it.

[Dean Romig]

Originally Posted by Kenneth Andres

Dean, our mutual friend, Tom Keer said I should ask you my questions before I decided to post on the forum. He said you would be able to answer my questions. Small world. Thanks for responding!

There is no paper dust jacket. It came inside a hardboard black sleeve/case that the book slides into. You might be able to see it under the book. The entire package was wrapped in clear protective plastic which didn't last very long once I received it.

Small World indeed!
Ton is a good writer and he contributed several articles to Parker Pages years ago when I was editor.

It’s definitely a limited edition and one that I don’t have in my collection of Parker books… yet.


But I do have that original advertisement in an old issue of American Sportsman or Hunting and Fishing magazine fron the 1930’s that is depicted on the cover of your book.

The Parker gun pictured is a Trojan after the discontinuation of the rib extension.



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[OldenHoo]

Originally Posted by Dean Romig

Small World indeed!
Ton is a good writer and he contributed several articles to Parker Pages years ago when I was editor.

It’s definitely a limited edition and one that I don’t have in my collection of Parker books… yet.

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He is one of the best! Our paths weaved in and out of the fishing industry. He is the reason I bought my first Parker. I've fallen off a bit in the last ten years but the banter with Tom has never stopped!