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Unread 03-09-2023, 09:17 PM   #1
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Thanks Dean. All those folks are my ancestors. This gun in the ID and Ser. book is in the middle of 17 with a P for stock code so not too rare in 1900. Looking at surrounding pages that seems strange. The serial number is 94523. I wonder why so many at the time.
Page 40 Fig D-3 shows Annie Oakley's gun and says it is coded as B. That must be a different shape. Huummm.
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Most Parker Bros. catalogs just say "Straight or Pistol Grip"

Quality G.H. Blue Ink Catalog grip highlighted.jpg

Quality G.H. Ejector Catalog grip highlighted.jpg

GH & GHE 1923 grips highlighted.jpg

GH & GHE 1927 grips highlighted.jpg

In 1929 they differentiated full pistol and half pistol --

DH- January 1, 1929.jpeg

but 1930 they didn't --

January 1, 1930, GHE grip highlighted.jpg
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