Thanks for another great Parker Pages

[Wild Skies]

The back cover photo of Jay Gardner's "Tess" isn't too shabby either, could have been the centerfold.

[OH Osthaus]

Originally Posted by Greg Baehman

The back cover photo of Jay Gardner's "Tess" isn't too shabby either, could have been the centerfold.

agreed - I love that picture, it is one of the all time best setter photos I have ever seen. I would like to have a print to frame.

[Bill Murphy]

Craig, as I recall, one of Fred Gilbert's competition Parkers is in the collection of an obscure stockmaker from Maine, named David Trevallion. It was displayed in the Gold Medal Concours at Millbrook a few years back. I believe that gun was also written about in some publication a few years back.

[Trap3]

Can`t wait to read it... An early Gilbert cabinet card photo from the collection.

RD

[Dean Romig]

Originally Posted by Bill Murphy

Craig, as I recall, one of Fred Gilbert's competition Parkers is in the collection of an obscure stockmaker from Maine, named David Trevallion.

I'll have to ask David about that Gilbert gun the next time I visit with him. I haven't seen it in his shop where I believe all of his guns are.

[Autumn Daze]

I know David had Gilbert's B grade and that it was for sale.

[Trap3]

Nicely done Tom, enjoyed the trapshooting history timeline of Fred Gilbert...

Dupont Fred Gilbert Anniversary Cup...


Randy Davis

[David Weber]

Another great read!