Rare Parker Collectable?

[Wayne Owens]

Does anyone own one of these or have seen one of these before? This is the first one I have ever come across.

[Bill Murphy]

I have collected those Parker tobacco boxes for a long time, but I haven't added that particular example to my collection. Very nice.

[Brian Dudley]

I have not seen too many round ones. Just the oval ones.

[John Davis]

That is really cool!

[Mike Koneski]

Wayne, pray tell, where did you find that? As John said, pretty cool. :clap:

[Wayne Owens]

Mike,
These collectibles are found in similar places just like the guns we collect. They are found where you find them. Estate sales, auctions (online and in person), antique shops, flea markets, and even yard sales. Success is usually based on persistence and timing. It is just another form of hunting but is usually much cheaper than looking for the next shotgun to fit in the collection.

[Mills Morrison]

That is dang nice!

[Mike Franzen]

The little pig guy is really cool too.

[Mike Koneski]

The little pig guy is really cool too.

Pig? Looks like a bear to me. :whistle:

[Bill Murphy]

I can't imagine what a Parker bear sells for these days. Has anyone seen one on ebay lately?

[J. Scott Hanes]

One sold last year for $275. Two others were withdrawn from an auction in 2020 for lack of bids.

[Tom Kidd]

Wow, didn't know they were bringing that much, need to pay better attention, Thank You!

[Dean H Hanson]

One on eBay right now, averaging $300-$350

[Dean H Hanson]

Well I was wrong, Ended up selling at $566..... guess I should of kept the 3-4 I had.

[Bill Murphy]

I'm hitting the "PRINT" button on my keyboard. Wow.

[Dean Romig]

Pig? Looks like a bear to me. :whistle:


It IS a bear - "Grips Like a Bear"





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[edgarspencer]

George Parker, from Elliot Maine

[Dean Romig]

Friend of youre Edgar?

I have good friends in Eliot.





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