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Gary,
Dean is right if you can't get a letter from the PGCA go on the Griffin & Howe website and see if they have records for your gun. Bob Beach dose a great job researching and putting together info on the guns they have sold and owners. I recently received info on the owner of my AAH and was interested to find that he along with Percy Rockefeller and six others were sued for 135 million dollars. The owner of my gun's share in the suit was 34.5 million certainly no small sum in the early 1900's. I now know how he was able to afford the AAH Parker and several other nice guns that G&H had records on.
. The owner of my gun's share in the suit was 34.5 million certainly no small sum in the early 1900's. I now know how he was able to afford the AAH Parker and several other nice guns that G&H had records on.
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