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Unread 04-18-2014, 12:56 PM   #30
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I may do that Allan.

Something I have taken account of is the fact that during the period when the P is observed in that particular location on the right barrel flat Parker Bros. was also producing Damascus barreled guns with a D in that location and Twist barreled guns with a T with a crescent above and below it in that position. The guns I have observed the P on the flat are neither Damascus or Twist, but are marked Laminated on the rib with no L on the flat but a P instead and the pattern on the barrels have variations of a 'herringbone' sort of pattern.

More examples are needed.... "Investigation continues", to coin a phrase.
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