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Originally Posted by Channing Will
My Parker vise is also a working tool and like many others could probably use a good restoration. I grew up working on guns and for the longest time didn't even realize it was a Parker vise. Is there a model # anywhere on these? It came from my grandfathers Detroit hardware store in the 1930s.  |
Will,
Go to this thread http://parkerguns.org/forums/showthread.php?t=13973 for more info.
Gary,
The vise you donated at last year's Vintage Cup went home with Edgar for a little cleaning up. He was kind enough to donate the one we sold in last years Silent Auction.
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