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Just amazes me how many quality guns were being built 100+ years ago. What amazes me even more is that there are guns that have survived in such nice condition. Heck case color not worn on the bottom of the receiver.
Really like my Parker's but it's really neat trying to dig up information on guns such as this. Wish this was a sub gauge gun I would break my self imposed rule to not buy more guns.
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