old parker hammer gun

[elton youngblood]

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31" damascus barrels with lots of pitting broken left hammer
Any idea of value?
Thanks elton

[elton youngblood]

I wanted to cry when he told me he had this old parker in the basement in a box was his grandfather serial# 182xx

[Steve Huffman]

Its not a Parker Brothers we study here ,

[elton youngblood]

Kind of thought so thats why I posted in this forum
so can u tell me more about the A. Parker guns as this one is so marked
Thanks elton

[Steve Huffman]

Sorry I can not

[Brian Dudley]

Value: little to none.

[elton youngblood]

Thanks

[Austin J Hawthorne Jr.]

I have one that is stamped " A Greener " on the side plates. It is not a Greener, but a lot of turn of the century European imports were named after the quality makers of the period.

[elton youngblood]

Makes sense thanks elton

[Harry Collins]

Elton,

As you probably already know, many guns flooded the American market with names so similar to well made guns of the time. They took advantage of the unsuspecting in a slight variation of the name. I have been taken advantage of a few times myself.

Harry

[Mike Franzen]

I think most of us have been offered an original T. Parker or a W. Richards. Seems the seller is always sure it the real deal