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Old 03-02-2021, 11:58 PM   #1
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It is not a standard Parker Brothers stamp. Parker only stamped wood parts in hidden locations, i.e., under the trigger guard strap, in the forend wood under the forend iron and a few less common examples.





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Dean,

Page 127 of The Parker Story Vol. 1 shows the patent date for Charles King's reinforcing rod that is Sept. 10, 1895 and is stamped behind the grip cap on the bottom of the stock. I thought we had also seen other numbers stamped there before.

The question for Jeff: Is that the last two digits of the serial number? And also if you look under the trigger guard, is the stock numbered to the gun?
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Memory correct. Patent date for hickory rod.
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Memory correct. Patent date for hickory rod.
Thanks for confirming I did not have the President's current problems. I was able to find it and edited my post.
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