Reply With QuoteI have a 1950 Parker Hale catalogue that quotes £9 10s + Purchase Tax of £2 5s 9d for the Mk1 Airsporter and Club.
I'd hazard a guess the 1948 price was pretty close to this.
John
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Can anyone tell me the price of one when they came out in 1948/49? Thanks for looking .
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I have a 1950 Parker Hale catalogue that quotes £9 10s + Purchase Tax of £2 5s 9d for the Mk1 Airsporter and Club.
I'd hazard a guess the 1948 price was pretty close to this.
John
Currently looking for Baikal Makarov pistols with the following prefixes to the serial number: 98, T01, T09, T21, T22
Prefer boxed or cased but will consider loose examples too.
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Thanks for that .Much appreciated.
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Interesting … That was quite a lot for the average working man at that time … My dad was in the Merchant Navy at that time, ordered a Mk1 whilst on leave and paid it off in instalments.Originally Posted by Josie & John
He passed away in 1974 and no one knew what happened to the rifle, such is life.
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Mk1 the best of the bunch the tapered barrel makes them outstanding much better than all the other Mks .
I'm happy with mine
i agree with you i love the mk1s
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