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Clark Gable and his love affair with long legged (Parker) Ladies |
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07-03-2018, 10:36 AM
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Clark Gable and his love affair with long legged (Parker) Ladies
I recently came across a very cool Parker with great provenance. Reportedly the gun belonged to Clark Gable. It is a 201k SN BHE 28ga, late 0 Frame, with original 32" Acme barrels, Parker SST, Beavertail forend and original 15" LOP. Many people would call this a "dream gun."
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Beautiful gun, been a fan of Clark Gable's since I first saw Gone with the Wind. Just curious, you say reportedly ordered by him, does this mean family legend or is there something attaching it to Mr. Gable more concretely?
Its a beautiful gun regardless, just interested in what the connection is?
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