Cremation Urns by C.P.& Co.

[Clark McCombe]

I’ve just about given up on finding the fourth invincible double.
Setting my sites on the immortal urn, unused of course.

[Gerald McPherson]

I ain't laffed this much since my little brother got eat by a wild hog!!!

[Gerald McPherson]

Uuuummmmmm, how many pints recon there will be of me?

[Big D]

Made an urn for Daisy ( pictured on my page) Whjle i was at it, i made 3 more for my daughters' Labs and Golden. My wife ordered up a tombstone for our last 3 dogs which will be placed at our cabin.

[Bill Murphy]

I looked for "vintage" urns on ebay, went about five pages, only came up with new products. I gave up looking.

[Alfred Houde]

#10 must be the Trojan?

The Remington produced urns just say "Parker" on the bottom.

[David Noble]

There's a number 23 Parker Urn for sale on Ebay. Unfortunately it has had a lamp fitted to it. However, it could still be used as an Urn. It will hold 9.5 pints.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/19602516196...Bk9SR_TIuobmZg

[Dean Romig]

Originally Posted by David Noble

There's a number 23 Parker Urn for sale on Ebay. Unfortunately it has had a lamp fitted to it. However, it could still be used as an Urn. It will hold 9.5 pints.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/19602516196...Bk9SR_TIuobmZg

I Love that one! A twice utilitarian Parker urn!





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[Bill Murphy]

In the late sixties, at the Baltimore Show at the Fifth Regiment Armory, there was a fellow selling a lamp made from an eight gauge Parker hammer gun. I was not deep into eight gauge guns at the time, but I was in love with that lamp. I probably could have bought it for two hundred dollars, but was in search of other prizes. Where is that lamp today?

[Rick Roemer]

I’ve heard of making a lot of things like old clarinets, etc into lamps. But this is ridiculous! Ha