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I have seen some original Parkers that do not have brads holding the shield in. They were all later guns. Maybe this is how the shields were attached on these guns.
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I have seen some original Parkers that do not have brads holding the shield in. They were all later guns. Maybe this is how the shields were attached on these guns.
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Mine was made in 1906 with the solder shield, hmm 
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