Real or redone case colors??

[Autumn Daze]

Without knowing the serial number one indicator about date of manufacture would be that the gun has "Parker Bros" on the frame sides and not "Parker" the bottom of the frame.

[Setter Man]

Originally Posted by Dave Suponski

Without knowing the serial number one indicator about date of manufacture would be that the gun has "Parker Bros" on the frame sides and not "Parker" the bottom of the frame.

Exactly. Which is why I ask that question.

[Setter Man]

Originally Posted by Mark Ouellette

Bill Muphy is correct. We do NOT know that this Parker was produced in 1930 because the serial number has not been provide. Do not speculate any further!

Aw, Mark. Speculation is half the fun of these forms. Where else can people know know very little but what's in front of them have the power to speak to the masses. Everyone's an expert on the Internet.

[Big Friend Ten (BFT)]

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[tom tutwiler]

The owner will not provide the serial number or range of serial numbers. Just got a PM from him on the original forum he had it listed on. He said a little mystery in life is good.

[Bill Murphy]

Ah, a comedian with a broken Parker. I have a few minty Parkers, both Remington and Parker Brothers and this gun does not look like any of them. It does look like later DelGrego colors, but it also looks like others I have seen, not DelGrego.

[Jared V.]

There is no mystery. The colors are not original.
JJV