Parker restoration marks?

[Alligator]

After looking at the markings on the barrel flat in the pictures I see something I have been trying to identify myself. Since this is about Remington codes, I wonder if anyone can identify the o|o looking mark after the A G on the flats. I have an as new Model 32 with this same mark on the block between the barrels where the proof, test, and date codes are stamped. Is this an inspectors mark, and if so does anyone know who it was? The "32" was built in 1936 as near as I can see. Many thanks. Lee.

[Austin W Hogan]

West Valley advertised in Gun List that they had bought Reington's inventory of parts for guns no longer in production. I ordered 8 Parker hammers at $25 each; they were inside hammers and I returned them for credit. I bought a considerable lot of Parker parts, including a striped frame. Some of the parts that remain are shown. Two fore end loups for btfe guns are in the middle; note that they are full length to the frame to spread loads placed on the btfe over more barrel. The latch notch is not yet filed on these.

Best, Austin