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Take a look at this one..

Take a guess as to which model this one is..

I'll tell you later..

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About as close as I can come is I think it's a P-75. I remember there's one with an Opal jewel that's Special.

 

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About as close as I can come is I think it's a P-75. I remember there's one with an Opal jewel that's Special.

 

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Bruce in Ocala, Fl

I think it is a P-75. Parker Australia were offering opal triplets at minimal cost at one stage. I bought a P75 and jotter (Flighters) and had triplets fitted which I bought as a gift, and bought a couple more triplets for other 75s I had. It is only a triplet not boulder opal.

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I think it is a P-75. Parker Australia were offering opal triplets at minimal cost at one stage. I bought a P75 and jotter (Flighters) and had triplets fitted which I bought as a gift, and bought a couple more triplets for other 75s I had. It is only a triplet not boulder opal.

You are correct a P75 Australia Gold Tone Flighter.

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