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It's refreshing to see gems like this coming out of the woodwork, instead of the same guns just getting recycled from one collector to another.
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Edgar I agree it's always nice to see fresh Parkers surface. It's what keeps us hunting. The BH I bought recently was in the same family for 104 years.
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The northwestern part of CT, Litchfield County, is an area known for old money. I often find myself thinking as I drive past some of those old homes "I wonder what's tucked away in that attic".
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