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Unread 03-21-2015, 08:36 AM   #18
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I have a 12 gauge Trojan that, too, has no marking on the sides of the frame. Markings on the rib, barrel flats, and water table are all consistent with Parker Bros. usual markings including "Overload Proved." Interestingly, according to the letter, Parker Bros. made the gun in 1930 but it did not ship until 1934. I found the gun in Memphis, TN and acquired it through the good offices of M. V. Highsmith.
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