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Some of us have one cherished family parker, others have had to acquire and build memories with a parker that had no family connection.
In this thread post a pic of the one Parker in your collection you could never part with and why.
Mine will not be the sentimental pic, as I have no family parkers, but I do love this DH that was made in 1898 and formerly belonged to a semi pro trap shooter in Pennsylvania. It just fits me ridiculously well and is without a doubt my best original condition parker in the safe.
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"The Parker gun was the first and the greatest ever." Theophilus Nash Buckingham
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The ONE KEEPER Parker you could never sell
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