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09-21-2022, 12:33 PM
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Join Date: Jul 2013
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Originally Posted by Robert Luttgen
Thanks for all the replies - I can't tell you how much information I have already received about this particular Parker.
But first of all, membership does have its advantages. So for all you 'lurkers' out there: I find that there is great value here - well worth the cost of membership.
Finally, I just received an email with my "Parker Research Letter" - best $42 that I spent in a long time. Chuck Bishop does an incredible service! And one word in the Parker order book stands out: "Yokohama". Yes, it appears that my Parker was shipped to Japan on March 14, 1918 as part of a larger order which included 5 GH's with Damascus barrels, 3 PH guns with Parker Steel barrels, and 2 VH's. Great work Mr. Bishop! I can't thank you enough.
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What a wonderful history for your gun, Robert.
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