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Unread 12-05-2023, 07:54 AM   #31
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Here a picture of my best condition Damascus gun, top gun in picture
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Unread 12-05-2023, 08:18 AM   #32
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Randy, We have a similar affection for the long legged ladies. Another beauty.
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Since I cajoled you good folks to dig into your safes I felt like I should at least do it myself. This is my best example of an original condition Parker.

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1894 GH, very minty, perfect or nearly perfect Damascus....
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1894 GH, very minty, perfect or nearly perfect Damascus....
😱 Wow Randy. That is amazing.
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Original condition, you never know where they will turn up. This was at my wife's cousins house as we helped her with her parents estate.
The last known Parker with Damascus barrels, circa 1928. A DH 12 with 30 in barrels, and perhaps unfired. I showed it to a few at the Rock Mtn shoot.
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Original condition, you never know where they will turn up. This was at my wife's cousins house as we helped her with her parents estate.
The last known Parker with Damascus barrels, circa 1928. A DH 12 with 30 in barrels, and perhaps unfired. I showed it to a few at the Rock Mtn shoot.

That's a beauty Harold. I remember you writing about that gun recently.
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Thanks to all of you for sharing your beautiful Parkers.
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Original condition, you never know where they will turn up. This was at my wife's cousins house as we helped her with her parents estate.
The last known Parker with Damascus barrels, circa 1928. A DH 12 with 30 in barrels, and perhaps unfired. I showed it to a few at the Rock Mtn shoot.
Harold I recall that gun, it's a dandy!! Just a great specimen. The pictures will never do that gun justice.
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Randy, I am shocked that even with the original box, hang tag, etc that you would own a 16g gun with ONLY minuscule 28” barrels!!
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