I think sometimes we take John Davis' wonderful column too much for granted because it is so steadfastly produced for every issue. I thoroughly enjoy the history he presents. In the current issue, I found the entries for Charles Parker's death and the comments regarding Wilbur, Sr. quite interesting. I've always had high regard for Wilbur, Sr. and feel a wider audience would know his name were it not for his untimely death.

"I think sometimes we take John Davis' wonderful column too much for granted because it is so steadfastly produced for every issue. I thoroughly enjoy the history he presents."

Garry, not only that, but the "photos" of the shooters shows us all how a mustache is meant to be worn! :bowdown:

I rue the day when John Davis runs out of material for his wonderful historic column, Parkers in Pulp.





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He has a few more years worth of PULP until he runs out of material. :whistle:

The USPS mule must have threw a shoe between Albano's and here as it still wasn't in my P.O. Box today.

No sign of it here in NE OH yet, either.... :banghead:

Dave

I'm suprised Dave. I received mine at my office in Toledo on Tuesday I believe.

What a wonderful issue. As I read these treasures I'm constantly reminded what a incredibley knowlegable and talented group we have. I feel fortunate that there's not a test for membership lest I be found woefully lacking.

Dave, We can try for Monday. I hope you had a great birthday. John