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Originally Posted by Bill Holcombe
I have a LENGERKE and D leg of mutton case I am considering purchasing.
I know many use Leg of Mutton cases for Parkers, but was curious if this would be correct?
It's a good price and in good shape for being made in early 1900s. Don't know much about them other then they wereally big retailer in New York.
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Hello King: VonLengerke & Detmold Company was the New York Branch. VonLengerke & Antoine being the Chicago Branch. The Company was succeeded by Abercrombie & Fitch and were considered to be the top sporting retailer in the U.S.A. at that time.
Best Regards, George 
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