Let's see your GH(E) Parkers
 

I enjoyed Mills Morrison's multi part article on Grade 2 guns in PP very much but the small pictures published in PP are hard to see any detail. As Mills pointed out there are many differences in Grade 2 guns. So let's see pictures of your Grade 2 Parkers.
Here are my two, a GH 8ga circa 1912 and a 1907 GH 1 12ga frame.

The pictures don’t give the most detail , but my hands are kinda tied at the moment with what’s on my phone . The gun in these two pics is a circa 1889 EH 10 gauge 2 frame with 30” barrels from an November tower shoot .

Here are a few I could locate photos of quickly:

1. GH 0 frame 16 with steel barrels
2. O frame (with lightening cuts) 16 hammer gun
3. 20 gauge Damascus GH

I have an 1899 GH 12 gauge I will post pics of as soon as I can figure out how to do it.

My 1899 GH 12ga.on a #1 frame

GH(E) Parkers
 

These GH parkers are 16 and 20 gauge guns. The top gun is a 28" damascus 16 GH that fits really well and is a great rooster gun. The GH Roundel engraved gun has been discussed here before. The 20 GH is a 30" steel barrel gun that is choked tight for doves and pheasant. The two barrel set GHE is 20 and 16 damascus with 26" barrels. It has taken some time to accumulate these and some needed work, but all are good shooters. These guns were all made before 1910. I am partial to the g grades as they are not over the top but nice enough for me.

GHE and a Doubles trophy at the Grand American.

1894 GH 12 Ga
1920 GHE 12 Ga
1924 GHE 12 Ga 34"
1939 GHE 16 Has original AF case
1929 GHE 20 32"VR

Top GH is a 12ga #1 frame from 1899 with Remington installed 1/2 frame 26" barrels marked Ic & mod 2 3,/4 ". Bottom is a 16ga GH from 1910 with 30" barrels.

My 16 gauge 0-frame GH made for the 1893 World's Fair Columbian Exposition with 26" Damascus barrels that I have had a set of 28" 20 gauge Damascus barrels to it.


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