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[Phil C]

No problem Arthur, posting pictures can be difficult at times and I am happy to assist anyone that needs help doing this.

[Phil C]

Here are the pictures. I am sure there are others that will be along shortly to comment on your gun.

[Arthur N. Alderman]

Well I don't understand that, but Phil is posting my pictures.
Arthur

[Phil C]

Arthur,

There are some missing records, about 1200 or so around your S/N range. If you send me more clear pictures you will get some good feedback. Take pictures of the buttplate and the muzzle also. If you can measure the barrel length and the length from the rear trigger to the end of the butt stock. Others on the sight are much more knowledgeable than myself and will give you some great information on your gun, but good pictures are important. Think about joining us. If you decide to sell your Parker you will have a group you can trust to sell it or any other guns to. Easier and cheaper, then an auction site, and more than likely get much better price than if you sell locally at a shop.

[Arthur N. Alderman]

Will join and respond to advice as soon as I get back to the mountains.
Arthur

[George Lander]

Arthur: The value of a Parker is determined by three things and possibly four: Grade, Gauge, Condition and perhaps provenance (if it once belonged to someone well known, e.g. Annie Oakley, Nash Buckingham or Czar Nicholas) The smaller the gauge (from ten on down), the higher the grade and most importantly the overall original condition the higher the value

Best Regards, George

[Arthur N. Alderman]

Thanks, George. I plan to update information on the gun Monday.

[Phil C]

Here are a few better pictures.

[Arthur N. Alderman]

Thanks Phil.
Red

[Hammer Gun]

Arthur, where is Todd N.C. I live right across the border in V.A. on the Blue Ridge Parkway Milepost 163 in the southwestern part of V.A. Gary Carmichael