Parker Pages has arrived . . .

[Greg Baehman]

. . . today by 1st Class Mail to Northcentral Wisconsin. After a quick page thru the first order of business will be delving deep into Mike Franzen's article featuring our favorite idol, Richard Flanders.

[charlie cleveland]

just got mine...charlie

[Dave Noreen]

Arrived here on the Washington/Idaho border yesterday. Three cheers for Dean and all the authors. :bigbye:

[George Lang]

Arrived in New York's Southern Tier today.

[Wayne Owens]

Delivered today in Arizona in record time! Thanks Dean.

[Thomas L. Benson Sr.]

Always makes my day when it gets here. It looks like another great Parker Pages. Thomas

[Mike Franzen]

Wild Skies I hope you get enjoyment from my article about Richard Flanders. I know I really enjoyed meeting him and hunting in that magical place.

[Robert Delk]

Really liked the article by Brian Dudley. Really enjoy learning a bit about the actual people that made the Parker Gun.

[todd allen]

I have to give a shout-out to Brian D. Though I haven't had any gunsmith work done for quite a few years by anyone, I pay attention. I have been hanging out on the various shotgun websites for quite a few years, and actually watched him come up in the world, to become the truly accomplished gunsmith and Parker guy that he is today.

[Jack Kuzepski]

Mine came in yesterday. Instead of reading an article a day and making it last, I read the whole thing!! It, as usual, is really good.
Also seeing me as a Forum Associate reminds me I have to send Mary Bowes my check tomorrow for 2017 dues.

Jack Kuzepski

[Brian Dudley]

Really liked the article by Brian Dudley. Really enjoy learning a bit about the actual people that made the Parker Gun.



Thank you Robert for the nice words. I really try to assemble well thought and written pieces that i only hope are of some interest to the readers of PP. And i hope that this article did that for some. For me, it was a lot of time and work to put it together.

[Dean Romig]

It was a really good article Brian. I'm sure glad that you didn't write it on your iPhone..... :corn:






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[Charles Matthews]

I would like to recognize John Frierson for his very nice article on Dr. Havilah Babcock's Parkers. I always wished that Dr. Babcock had been my English professor while attending the University but he was a bit before my time. John's article made me pull out my copy of "Tales of Quails n Such" and start re-reading. Dr. Babcock never let work get in the way of his bird hunting. He tells how he got into hot water once because his enterprising secretary posted a notice on his classroom door which stated that "Dr. Babcock will be sick all next week."

Nice work, John

Charles

[John Dallas]

A good secretary, and a good First Sargent can make your job a lot easier

[Jack Kuzepski]

After reading that article on Dr. Babcock and seeing the Parkers I was hoping to see a damascus barreled gun from the story "Fallen Lady". I think that was the story name.

Jack Kuzepski