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Unread 03-15-2023, 05:25 PM   #41
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Bill,
I found that factoid in The Parker Story, page 353. Mentions 238 Grade 7 guns made in all gauges, three with Damascus.
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OK, then it's settled. My Parkers are "xxxx". What great Parkers on this thread.
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Wow!
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Corey your AAHE is my favorite Parker bar none.
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I don't know where this picture came from, but it is in my files --

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BHE made in 1916, who would have been the engraver in your opionions?
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BHE made in 1916, who would have been the engraver in your opionions?
Frederick Anschutz possibly during that period. Nice engraving Phil !
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Could have been Anschutz, and I think William Gough was active in that period as well.





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I can't believe that's the same hand that engraved what I'm sure are Anschutz engraved dogs on some of my guns from the early 1920s in which the dogs are depicted with strong, simplified contours, little modeling of form, and oversized and oddly positioned eyes. That engraving on Phil's gun looks like my 1918 DHE and the beautifully engraved guns that Craig shared. If Gough was active at the end of the 1910s, it is more than likely his.

In any event, that engraving on Phil's guns is some of Parker's best.
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I don't know where this picture came from, but it is in my files --

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I remember a similar discussion long ago, in a galaxy far, far away. Why is the name "Spangler" tinkling a few distant bells?
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