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Unread 03-15-2023, 05:25 PM   #1
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Bill,
I found that factoid in The Parker Story, page 353. Mentions 238 Grade 7 guns made in all gauges, three with Damascus.
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OK, then it's settled. My Parkers are "xxxx". What great Parkers on this thread.
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Corey your AAHE is my favorite Parker bar none.
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I don't know where this picture came from, but it is in my files --

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I remember a similar discussion long ago, in a galaxy far, far away. Why is the name "Spangler" tinkling a few distant bells?
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I remember a similar discussion long ago, in a galaxy far, far away. Why is the name "Spangler" tinkling a few distant bells?
If he engraved stars and ribbons that would make them star Spanglered banners. Just sayin'.
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BHE made in 1916, who would have been the engraver in your opionions?
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BHE made in 1916, who would have been the engraver in your opionions?
Frederick Anschutz possibly during that period. Nice engraving Phil !
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Could have been Anschutz, and I think William Gough was active in that period as well.





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