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Unread 05-14-2018, 08:31 PM   #1
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That impression is mistaken. The same dog motifs were used on Remington era plates as Meriden era pates. They just lost the “brothers” on the bottom side.
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CSMC sells a repro that looks the same Parker name only and a dog with a bird.
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Ok,Brian, so there ARE Remington butt plates with the dog with bird in his mouth, right?
As James points out, I kind of thought Tony did have a reproduction with dead bird.
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