need help with id of parker gun

[Brush Buster]

Diane ,Go to our Home Page ,scroll down to " Research Letters " ,Click it then copy the required form and fill it out with the Full Serial # ,then send it off and you will receive a letter on your gun in a few weeks ! Before sending you should consider joining the PGCA ,The price for a letter is $40.00 if you are a member or $100.00 if you are not ! There are other advantages of becoming a member also ,we have a Great Quarterly Magazine also a " For Sale " section on our site here that is for Members Only ,Plus we would all enjoy having you for a Member of the PGCA ,we have many interesting conversations , once you are here , most never leave ! Best ; Russ

[Pa SxS]

Diane,

I do the research letters now, not Mark Conrad. As mentioned go to the Research Letters link on the home page and print out the form. Don't worry about the grade, I'm following this thread. I'll type out the letter with all the information available and send it to you.

The request shows the address to send it to which is P.O. Box 126502 Harrisburg, Pa. 17112

Chuck Bishop

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Originally Posted by Chuck Bishop

Diane,

I do the research letters now, not Mark Conrad. As mentioned go to the Research Letters link on the home page and print out the form. Don't worry about the grade, I'm following this thread. I'll type out the letter with all the information available and send it to you.

The request shows the address to send it to which is P.O. Box 126502 Harrisburg, Pa. 17112

Chuck Bishop

If anyone is interested there was a great thread in December of 09 http://parkerguns.org/forums/showthr...ght=chris+lien that had some great pics and good discussion on determining the grade of these older lifters. I have an 1874 dollar grade 3251 similar to Diane’s gun but was told at the time that there was not enough information in the PGCA records on which to base a letter. Chuck, if you feel a letter can be produce from the materials we have please let me know and I will send in my request.

[Bill Murphy]

Larry, in the "other" thread, you described your #3251 as an 1878 gun. Are you sure about that?

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Bill, I did not reread my post but do recall being corrected as to the date of manufacture. Number 3251 was produced in 1874 and from what the folks that have seen it say it was a $250.00 grade.