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Parker gun lamp and hang tags |
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01-23-2012, 12:59 PM
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Parker gun lamp and hang tags
I thought afew of you may be interested in my Parker Gun lamp. I bought it from an antique dealer in Wheeling, Wv about 15 years ago. He stated that it had originaly come from the gun room of Abercrombie and Fitch. As you can see it has the Parker hinge pin, and really does look like a Parker. The lamp does work and is in my den.
I also enclosed pictures of the hang tags from my 16 VH Parker. I dont know how common it is to have these particularly on lower grade guns.
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