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Unread 05-05-2016, 01:47 PM   #1
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I couldn't agree more gentlemen! Hard to resist those "D's" especially the woody, piquant afterglow of vintage 1914 specimens.





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I couldn't agree more gentlemen! Hard to resist those "D's" especially the woody, piquant afterglow of vintage 1914 specimens.

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Wow, it may not be a Parker but that is one nice gun!
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Don't get too excited Robin, it's only a Fox. But a very nice one at that.
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