Serialization Book
 

Anyone else having the problem with the pages falling out ? About the first 30 pages have separated from the spine.

I have the same problem.

Join the club! It began when mine was only a few months old....about 12 years ago.





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Mine is in at least 450 pieces, but I think I know the reason.

Your's is so dog eared, I believe you have looked up every gun that was made, and some that weren't.

not only my serial number book but my Parker Story books are doing the same thing.. I'm disappointed to have such high quality ( and expensive ) books look like they were bought at a rummage sale...

My copies of War and Peace and The Holy Bible are in pretty good shape compared to TPS and the Serialization Book. I wonder if it has something to do with degree of use?

Mine started falling apart years ago,thought I just got a bad one.

My leather bound, slip-cased edition of The Parker Story sees a lot of use but because it is part of my somewhat valuable sporting library it gets handled with care and is always put back in the slip-case and put back in its place on the shelf.





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My original started falling apart. I gave it to a friend and ordered a new one then added a reinforcement using goat skin leather and contact cement. Its been about 18 months and seems to be holding together.
Not pretty but I am a little hard on some of the books I use regularly.

http://parkerguns.org/forums/attachm...1&d=1517626956

Yup, mine is in pretty worn. Now it has patina just like my guns.

hmm- mine sits handy- i use it fairly often-

but the binding is intact -

maybe the the one puppy's chewing the corners off it relieved stress on the spine

:cuss:

I asked a dealer at the most recent Tulsa show if I could look at his serialization book. He's a Parker guy and goes to several shows so I am sure this book has seen a lot of miles and use. In any case when he pulled it out from under the table I am not sure what adjective would accurately describe the amount of use/abuse this thing has seen. I'm certain it has been through several wars based upon appearances, and lost most of them. But that binding was still in tact and solid as it could be, all the pages appeared to be hanging in there as well.