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Don't give up. You can always make your own letter with whatever details you like.
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Claudio, Remington era IBM cards are often incorrect on details. Did you check the G&H new gun and used gun lists? The used gun list is below the new gun list and you must scroll down a bit to find it. There are some odd lists of Remington Parker serial numbers floating around. Maybe you should post your number.
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If the PGCA has your original hang tags, they'll sell you them for something like $100-$300. But if you're a member, they'll let you have them for something like $100-$300.
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Thanks Bill,...I had a look at the G&H list already and it's not in there,... same goes for the hang tags Gregsy.
It's a shame because it came from the original family and has some great provenance behind it.
CJ
The taste of poor quality lingers long after the cheap price is forgotten.........
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