Western Parker Museum

[Bruce Day]

Few know amidst the call for a Parker Museum in Meriden that we already have a Parker Museum out here on the Great Windy, which has a fine collection of Parker. We have a curator, yours truly, and my pay from the PGCA is very reasonable.

We have been asked about having an event, complete with as Gary puts it, a wee dram. I think we can do better than a wee one, and I know you all will want to see the kinds of Parkers that are available out here.

So here is a photo of the museum entrance, I know you will be quite amazed , and more of the Parker collection.

[Dean Romig]

:shock:

[Rick Losey]

a leaner, gotta sit careful in them :rolleyes:

[David Holes]

Bruce, when you start your museum, maybe you can kick it off with a SxS shoot. Dave

[Dean Romig]

That backahausa may require several volleys to set it upright again.

[Joe Wood]

Bruce have you got off your meds?

[Bruce Day]

No Joe. I am fortunate in that I don't use any medications, not to say anything untoward about those under a doctors orders with medications.

I was just having a little fun, that's all. Sorry you didn't see it that way and I apologize if you were offended. The time has passed that I can delete the post; otherwise I would.

[Rich Anderson]

Bruce did you get a building permit for the support brace for your office? I didn't see it properly displayed if you did :rotf:

[Destry L. Hoffard]

You have to be careful when you reply to Bruce's posts, he's very sensitive. *rolls eyes*

[Jim Thynne]

So thats where all those Parkers went. I hope you havn't been in the basement.

[Paul Plager]

Another post said that there was commonly valuable stuff in the basements of these offices.
Wasn't that from you Destry?:rolleyes:

[Destry L. Hoffard]

Yeah but long after they've rotted down into the ground, like 100 years after. This one looks like Bruce might still be living in it, I think I'll pass on any excavation.

D