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Unread 04-25-2013, 04:20 PM   #11
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Gorman is LL's Grandson.

And Pete, that's a great picture!!
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And by all accounts he's the wealthiest citizen of Maine having amassed over $800M in assets. A smart and successful retailer.
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now that would buy several old parkers... charlie
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now that would buy several old parkers... charlie

Or probably ALL of them.
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Yeah, I'll bet the shell on the far left is a Peters. The others may be Winchesters. My guess.
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I just purchased a Holiday Magazine cover from November of 1947. It has a graded Parker underneath a fireplace mantel with a painting of three Ruffed Grouse feeding in a field above the mantel. All my favorite things in one picture. I wish I could figure out how to post an image of the picture. Shells on the mantel are red and either twenty or twenty-eight gauge. The signature on the painting is C. Allen. Very nice to find.
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Nice photo. One silver and one brown phase. And, that V looks to have a particularly nice piece of wood on it.
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And by all accounts he's the wealthiest citizen of Maine having amassed over $800M in assets. A smart and successful retailer.
Yea, and its a shame he had to do it by outsourcing the manufacturing of their clothes. When the catalog comes in and everything says IMPORTED, it goes directly in the trash. He could have been a wealthy man and kept Americans employed, but greed took hold.
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Greed? Why, he's just doing what every American business leader has been forced to do in order to make the absolute most amount of money possible, even if it means selling the future out from under his own people and country. Well, I guess greed is a pretty good word for it.
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did any body notice in the picture that he has 2 different brand of shells in the ammo jacket..and looks to be ever other one is differant in the loops...charlie
That's about the kind of ammo I carry when I'm grouse hunting. It doesn't make a lot of difference at grouse and woodcock shooting distances what ammo you use, as long as the shot size is about right.
Now if I was shooting clays for score it would be a different story.





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