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Unread 03-06-2014, 10:49 AM   #25
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In the album that Dave pictures, there were a few pictures of the reintroduction parts laid out, including monoblocs and many small parts. Don Mainland manufactured all parts for the new Parker except tubes and wood parts. There were also a few more pictures of Larry DelGrego Sr. and the old shop that my Dad took in 1972. I'm not sure that Dave took pictures of the whole album or just the pictures he posted. The reason that more guns are not shown is that we had very little time for pictures and took most of them in one day. The most interesting find among the guns in the archives were cases of Model 1917 Enfields that have never been out of the Arms since they were made during WW1. Thanks for the pictures, Dave.
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