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Four Superposed purchased: one from 1971, in 26", in 20 Ga, one from 1973, in 28", in 12 Ga, one from 1964, in 32", in 12 Ga, and one early 12 Ga, in 30", made in 1932, with double triggers. Nothing quite as unique as the Parker SB!
Hi Dean, I apologize, I have not been checking my private messages, and did not see yours. I will send you some pics on the SB for you to view. I did do a letter thru PGCA and it did not indicate the level of beautiful engraving and wood carving of the stock and forearm, that it has. It indicated a B grade SB when leaving the factory. The key to to this mystery is in the Remington Service Tag codes stamped on the barrel, LK3 Feb 1941 & ANN3 March 1944. If we could see what they said they may have performed the additional engraving & wood carving?
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