Inherited Parker

[Stuart Hills]

I am an owner of Parker that I inherited from my Dad years ago..Its been in the family for almost 95 years and unfortunately hardly ever used..Extremely well cared for and may have not been used for 70 years...I was wondering who I might contact by email or text to get an evaluation on what I have. I have all the data and photographs just unsure of what to do next.. I have submitted my membership to Mary Bowes to join the PGCA.. Any suggestions would be appreciated .....Stuart

[allen newell]

Stuart, you could start by posting pictures of the gun and specs here.

[Stuart Hills]

Thanks Allen...I will get my info on the forum tomorrow.....

[Paul Ehlers]

Stuart,

Welcome to the group. I'm looking forward to seeing the pictures of your gun.

[Mike Franzen]

Welcome to the PGCA Stuart and thank you for becoming a member. Sounds like you have a great gun. Looking forward to seeing the photos.

[Michael Earls]

Welcome Stuart, there is a wealth of knowledge here. Enjoy your membership and your family’s firearm.

[Stuart Hills]

I have some information on my guns markings. Terminology is not my strong suit. Serial number N196670 ( 1921 ?), length of barrel 28 inches, markings found together are DH 196670 3 , On the rib after the name of the company are the words Titanic Steel, underneath on the metal plate I see the letters JG with a circle around them, and a number 12 with a 1 and a small 1 above the number, There is a T with a circle around it with the letters HT near it followed by a 3 and a 9 above it followed by a 3 next to them....No photos yet but at least this is a start....

[Robin Lewis]

You will find this and other information in the links on the left side of www.parkerguns.org

[Stuart Hills]

Thanks. Ill use those photos and supply some more information...

[Chris Travinski]

I love D grades, I can't wait to see the photos!!!