Accessories

[Bruce Day]

Parker owned by accessory maker .

[Jay Oliver]

That beautiful! Thanks for posting Bruce. Looks like Laminated Barrels. That presentation is wonderful...

[Stan Hillis]

Mercy! Wonder what's missing from the "pistol grip" shaped area, and also the "forend shaped" area in the lid? I can't imagine there being anything else, but it appears there was.

Thanks, Bruce.

[Bruce P Bruner]

Mercy! Wonder what's missing from the "pistol grip" shaped area, and also the "forend shaped" area in the lid? I can't imagine there being anything else, but it appears there was.

Thanks, Bruce.
The "forend" recessed area in the lid allows the lid to be closed completely.

[Dean Romig]

That beautiful! Thanks for posting Bruce. Looks like Laminated Barrels. That presentation is wonderful...


Or Stub Twist, given the age of the gun.





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[keavin nelson]

There are components/accessories there which are not common. That would make an interesting PP story with full explanation as to what all is. It looks like a full reloading kit, with storage for powder/shot/primers and wads???? Engraved storage silver containers, which the script isn't quite legible, at least on my computer.
Is the ownership provenance known Bruce?

[Bruce Day]

Yes. Made by the man who did all those brass cleaning rods and was a trap shooter. I have a couple elsewhere and will find his name.

[Mike Koneski]

There are components/accessories there which are not common. That would make an interesting PP story with full explanation as to what all is. It looks like a full reloading kit, with storage for powder/shot/primers and wads???? Engraved storage silver containers, which the script isn't quite legible, at least on my computer.
Is the ownership provenance known Bruce?

I think Bruce needs to submit and article with more pics of this beautiful collection.

[Jeff Kuss]

C M Power's

[Bruce Day]

Not mine. Owned by a close friend.

[Mike Koneski]

Not mine. Owned by a close friend.

You can still do an article. :cool:

[Arthur Shaffer]

If you aave the picture to a file, you can open it in an editing program and see more detail. The pistol grip looking cavity actually contains a tool with a pistol grip shaped handle that fits into the bottom of the cavity and is part of the tool that is to it's upper right. Also, I didn't try to enhance it so the script details are not totally readable, but it is obvious I think that the large round silver tools are not engraved (even though some of the containers are. They look like they have a glass or plastic cover that is labelled in script. The script extends over top of some of the red pull tapes so they must be under a display cover of some sort.

[keavin nelson]

It would seem it is a 10ga. by the wad cutter, the containers to the left say, maybe, Washing Snale, Drying Snale, Oiling Snale. Not sure on the Snale term??? Wool mops for those needs?

[Arthur Shaffer]

I thought maybe snake but couldn't read it well enough to tell.