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First of all, I am singularly unqualified to comment on Parker color orginality, but...
When we talk about "original" colors, we are talking about colors which have been around for about 100 years. No one reading these notes has ever seen an original gun when it left the factory. Can anyone discuss whether colors fade or change after 100 years? How would that be done?
So, we are comparing fresh colors with 100 year old colors that we cannot say may not have faded or changed. Hmmm.
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