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I would assume that the Parker Bros. name was owned by the Charles Parker Company and the rights to the name might have been acquired by another party when the company was completely out of business.
Robin, The name the start-up company used for the over/under was "Parker Brothers Makers" other than a few prototypes they never got off the ground. But the Parker style hinge pin was an interesting feature.
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Robin, The name the start-up company used for the over/under was "Parker Brothers Makers" other than a few prototypes they never got off the ground. But the Parker style hinge pin was an interesting feature.
Nice looking guns, but at their price, I would rather buy a "real" Parker.
Or two or three.
03-14-2013, 09:39 PM
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