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09-21-2024, 08:36 AM
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Inherited 12 gauge
My Father recently passed away and my brothers and I went through his safe. I got possession of his Parker Brothers 12 gauge side by side, that is in excellent condition. I am very interested in gaining some information about this piece, primarily for the date of manufacture. I found a website that you type in the SN and it says that this piece was made in 1903. I’m not sure if that is accurate. Any help would be appreciated
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