Jack - Earlier Paramounts had the extra pinstriping. I have a 1962 and 1965 with the striping on top tube and fork legs. No eyelets on the dropouts would be only a P-13. With eyelets could be a P-10, 12, or 15. Here is the rundown from the Waterford Velorotica site: P-10 - Deluxe Paramount - designed for non-competition road riding and included front and rear eyelets, 27 x 1 1/4" clincher tires and Weinmann center pull brakes. It usually came with Campagnolo Record components. You could order it with Campy side pulls and/or custom geometry as an option.
P-11 - Paramount Tourist - designed for upright bars and recreational rides. It was available on a special order basis only. The ladies version was designated P61.
P-12 - This was the old designator for the Paramount Racer - now becoming the P10.
P-13 - Road Racing Paramount - designed for competition, this model came with tubulars and Campy sidepulls stock.
P-14 - Track - Full Campy track components including wide flange hubs and tubular tired wheels.
P-15 - Deluxe Paramount with 15 speeds (triple front chainrings). Start with the P-10 and add a wide gear range (generally a Shimano or Huret) long cage derailleur.
Bob Freeman
Seattle