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Parker small catalog with Revised price list dated November 18, 1916 attached to cove
Unread 11-17-2024, 02:19 PM   #1
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Default Parker small catalog with Revised price list dated November 18, 1916 attached to cove

What is the value of the above Parker catalog. The catalog is the small size(approx 3 by 5). Titled The Parker Gun. Got it at the auction back in the 80s when I won my first Parker, a beautiful DH. It is, nota clown but the same vintage. Would like to sell it as I have been divesting many guns. My son in law, Dannyis the proud o,wner of the DH and my like new Trojan. I cannot rember what, if anything, I paid for it. Thanks in advance, Bill Zachow
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Bill, "pocket catalogs" are very desirable. Sounds like a 1913 print year. If its in good condition you should expect $100-$150. If you need more help let me know. I do not collect catalogs, but have helped out buying/selling over 20.

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608-577-6816..... feel free to text me pictures. Can probably nail down exact year.
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Hello Bill - It’s really good to see you posting again. Are you still up in New York?
Hoping you and Sylvia are well.

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Thanks guys. Yep, still here on the farm. Both of us are mentally good but kind of warn out in the bodies. My son, Shannon lives with us, and does all the heavy lifting. About allI can do is drive tractors to mow lawn and fields. Thanks again
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Bill, I sent a PM and would appreciate a reply. Thanks.
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Hey Bill:

Do you remember 18 years ago this past April on Saturday morning at the Syracuse Gun Show I bought this sweet Winchester early Model 1906 pump .22 from you pictured below?

I still have it. Many thanks.

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I would like to buy the catalog. Thanks.
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Bill, thanks for selling me the catalog. I sent a PM with my address. Payment is on the way.
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Bill Joliff, I can not remember that 06 or its sale to you. I do have a very nice 06 that I got from an undertaker friend������. Currently I am more into Winchester 22s than Parkers. Have sold off a number of my Parkers. My son in law, Danny, will probably get whats left when I go to the big gun show in the sky. I have not gone to the Syracuse gun show in a few years because its 95% junk and black guns. The Syracuse and Albany shows I remember best were the one where I bought a 95% condition 1909 hammerless 8 gauge with 36” barrels (Albany) and Syracuse where I picked up a 34” hammer 8. Todays shows do not have stuff like that. Bill Murphy, the catalog goes out as soon as I get your missive. Thanks,, guys
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Bill Joliff, I can not remember that 06 or its sale to you. I do have a very nice 06 that I got from an undertaker friend������. Currently I am more into Winchester 22s than Parkers. Have sold off a number of my Parkers. My son in law, Danny, will probably get whats left when I go to the big gun show in the sky. I have not gone to the Syracuse gun show in a few years because its 95% junk and black guns. The Syracuse and Albany shows I remember best were the one where I bought a 95% condition 1909 hammerless 8 gauge with 36” barrels (Albany) and Syracuse where I picked up a 34” hammer 8. Todays shows do not have stuff like that. Bill Murphy, the catalog goes out as soon as I get your missive. Thanks,, guys
I sold about half of the 50 or so Winchester .22's I had. I had 3 Model 1906's but I kept the one I got from you and sold a 90% 1906 and a 50% Expert model.
And you're right about the Syracuse and Albany gun shows, others too, sure not what they used to be.
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