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Unread 06-27-2011, 08:58 AM   #1
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I would like duplicate a PARKER gun case for my circa 1934 ,28 ga. VHE. Where might discover the proper style from this era?
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There were a few possibilities and none were made by Parker Bros. but were supplied and listed in catalogues. A low grade gun such as a Trojan or VH, unless otherwise mentioned in a research letter - and such mention is scarce - would likely have been shipped in an inexpensive canvas and leather take-down case.
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I have a 1930's Red Head brand-
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I would like duplicate a PARKER gun case for my circa 1934 ,28 ga. VHE. Where might discover the proper style from this era?
- tan canvas and leather trim, but NOT a take down style, as shown in Dean's reply- mine are full length--need to know the OAL of your 28 bore Parker- believe the ones I have were for M1892-M1894 Winchesters- Hard to find any pre-WW11 period case with Parker or other logos embossed.
My PGCA friend Angel Cruz often has LOM and other high quality cases for sale, you might consider sending him a PM and see what he has at present- a great guy to deal with indeed!!
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See Angel's current listing in our "For Sale" section
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FRANCIS,
The OAL, shall soon be determined as the time passes this beautiful day. Please find more kindness ,and save me some ammunition up there for my visit next week.
I am greatful for your reply............
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I think I have 6 paper 28 gauge shells
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FRANCIS,
The OAL, shall soon be determined as the time passes this beautiful day. Please find more kindness ,and save me some ammunition up there for my visit next week.
I am greatful for your reply............
-so they are yours- can't ship, but let me know where and when you'll be in the Grand Rapids MI area and we'll see if we can hook up-- a 28 Gauge Parker- a svelte sprite- like Audrey Hepburn- vs an 8 or 10 gauge hammer Parker- Ethyl Merman or Sophie Tucker??
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I would like duplicate a PARKER gun case for my circa 1934 ,28 ga. VHE. Where might discover the proper style from this era?

Roger,
If your gun was purchased from a dealer such as Abercrombie & Fitch then it may have included a leather case for a 28 gauge. Here is an A&F case made specifically for a 28 gauge. These cases were scaled down for the the small bore guns and are not as common as the bigger cases.

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Thanks PAT, YOUR INFORMATION IS VERY HELPFUL. NOW I CAN CONTACT A NEPHEW THAT WORKED FOr A&F AND PERHAPS HE MAY LEAD ME FARTHER.YOU GUYS ARE GREAT!!!!!!!!! ROGER
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Roger,
Although not in as good condition as Patricks example here is another A&F case for a 28 gage.
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Those are some wonderful shells, Larry. What shot size?
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