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Big D and Edgar are absolutely right. You have a true Parker obviously in original condition that I would call 'museum quality'.
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01-17-2015, 04:39 PM
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Thanks!
Thank you all ever so much! I will keep your comments with my research letter. Since the Parker has a family connection we plan to keep it and want to be sure we know how to maintain it!
Thanks again.
Sally
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