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Unread 02-27-2022, 03:58 PM   #11
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Dean , wonderful provenance. I have 77340, also a GH 16 O frame, and the engraving is no ways near as sharp and crisp as your GH. Mine was 28", but was cut to 27 before I bought it due to a dented muzzle. Still a great little gun to hunt with, I use it a lot on pheasants.
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Plus what is cool about this gun is that it probably never left New England after being sold at the conclusion of the worlds fair.
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Great provenance, Dean. Excuse my ZZZZs, but there were no pictures and no history before I posted my ZZZZs. I have a Columbian Exposition Parker and so do a bunch of us. A PGCA letter will tell them.
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As I've often held, the history and provenance behind some of these guns is as valuable as the guns themselves. To some of us, even more so. A great treasure you have there, Dean!
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