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Belgium or Birmingham ?
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After research over the past month I've found that the Belgium copy's carry the name T Parker. This receiver only says Parker. The number 63 is hand scratched where the serial numbers are now found...
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After research over the past month I've found that the Belgium copy's carry the name T Parker. This receiver only says Parker. The number 63 is hand scratched where the serial numbers are now found...
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It looks to my eye that may be a Birmingham stamp? Crossed halberds, crown above "V" below. Disclaimer - I know little about English or European guns in general. Definitely not Meriden, CT. though.
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basically
Parker Brother's shotguns will say Parker Brothers foreign made will only say Parker
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Early Parkers said Parkers..Brothers came later
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Any other country's to research or maybe a distant planet or galaxy...LOL
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