Unusual Parkers

[Bruce Day]

Now I know there are those that like the big gauges, others are small gauge enthusiasts. So how about something for the no gauge people?

[Robin Lewis]

Parker alarm clock

[charlie cleveland]

good going bruce those are really nice pieces espically the blue lamp.... hey i need that alarm clock to get me up on these early morning turkey hunts..... charlie

[Dave Fuller]

I've been trying to get this guy to sell me this vise for two years... No go. He has no idea Parker ever made a gun.

[Bill Murphy]

It doesn't look like he's getting a lot of use out of it.

[Roger Whitfield]

Just a little something to put your specs in.

[Jerry Parise]

I am sure that there are many Parker made items out and about. We have to remember that Charles Parker was a maker of hardware and many other items prior to and during the time that the gun factory produced shotguns.

[Ed Blake]

My wife saw the lamps while I was reading this thread at breakfast on the i-Pad and declared they were the ugliest lamps she's ever seen. I took that to mean the guns were OK, just don't bring home any Parker Bros. lamps.

[John Dallas]

I've got what I assume is a Parker wall-mounted coffee grinder with a small resevoir. Can't post pictures now, as I'm 1500 miles away. How commoon are those grinders?

[Bob Roberts]

Big D - at this moment an eBay search for Parker Coffee Grinder returned 19 active auctions - 3 of them the sort on a board with a small tin hopper and lid which I guess you are talking about. There is quite a variety just of this type, some the brass labels, some without, take your pick. The Christmas after the Parker bug infected me, my best buddy's family gave me one, I believe they paid $65 for it. The ones now on eBay range around $50 +/-

Take a look at: http://www.oldcoffeegrinders.com/

[Jim Akins]

Local county museum has a large coffee grinder with Parker Bros cast cast on the large wheel that operated it. It originally came from a small town in the foothills near here.