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Thanks Bob.. I did not know that..
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Actually, isn't it "No.", the abbreviation for number in front of the S/N on the trigger guard?
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I have had a couple of Vulcan grade guns with the"No" prefix. Both guns were made right around 1900.
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yea , somebody wrote the word "no" on all my trigger guards to, I wish they would have fired that guy before he did to all old guns
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Yup, it is the stylized No for number. The right vertical upstroke of the N bisects the "superscript" o.
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My most recent Parker is B1217. Not sure what the B means. It is obviously a very early one
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All my hammerless Parkers have 'No.' preceeding the sn on the tang. None of my hammer guns have it.
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I've seen it on some later higher grade hammer guns.
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