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It looks like it remained in Parkers stock for more than a year after it was returned from Boston. The records might also indicate that it was shown at some of the smaller regional shows during that time. I say this because a have couple of guns that were displayed at all the of major shows during the 1890s and were also shown at these smaller expos. Often they were sent to local dealers and shown in the dealers display. You should look into that.
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