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Old 04-30-2019, 10:49 AM   #10
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I think the OP explained it. It is cut. End of story. No research required. What a nice gun in original condition. I would not attempt to restore or refinish this gun. The result would be to damage the originality of this gun. "Smoked Parker". I would buy that gun. Not in Serialization Book, but apparently order book information is available, much more interesting than stock book information, which is what is contained in the Serialization Book. A PGCA letter will fill you in.
I asked here because the fellows at the show weren't sure about the keel. That, coupled with the "less than 100%" news that the strip at the end not always being there, motivated the inquiry.

It will be cleaned up a little, but not refinished. The dents needed to be raised, and I want to be able to see the wood clearly enough to find any cracks if there are some, but that's about it.
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