Is that your P.A.C. gun Dave?

Leo and Billy had many wealthy clients in the 1960s/1970s.Oilmen,Hollywood and Vegas lots of Parkers,Purdy, H@H and a few Boss.Most of the Parkers sold to Herschel were from widows that they had sold to years ago.Herschel had 100s of orphan Bbls and his gunsmith was a master sleever..gw

Leo and Billy had many wealthy clients in the 1960s/1970s.Oilmen,Hollywood and Vegas lots of Parkers,Purdy, H@H and a few Boss.Most of the Parkers sold to Herschel were from widows that they had sold to years ago.Herschel had 100s of orphan Bbls and his gunsmith was a master sleever..gw

Wow! What grade is that fox pin gun? That thing is amazing! I would love to see and hear more about it

Yes, C-Grade, 32-inch. Herchel's ad also stated it was "the highest grade known." We now know of a D-Grade and two E-Grades.

Best condition high grade like new with original casecolors.Gunlist

Don't forget my B-grade.

I still have two smallbores I bought from Herschel in the 70's.

Leos shop 1985 a high grade Parker in the back rack.Asked permission to walk back and handle the gun BHE OO marked think 28b.50 percent condition one tube could see daylight pinhole.2 years later Gunlist just found in like new condition. Just saying when Parker book info came out years ago some upset buyers.

Typical of the 'Herschialized' guns that came out when TPS outed the available records; a veritable Court of Miracles - they blind see and the lame walk!! Trust me, you have NO idea!!!

See The Double Gun Journal, Volume Thirteen, Issue 4, page 47, for my article on Philadelphia Arms Co. featuring my gun and the P.F. du Pont E-Grade.