Parker Reproductions contain a lot of this gun's DNA.

The Date Code on my Barrel Flats appears to be the letters "AD"

Barrel Flats
 

The Date Code Appears to be "AD"Attachment 113373

I added a pic of my barrel Flats, it's on P2 of this thread, Thanks to everyone who has rersponded.

You have a 1-1/2 frame size too I believe.

AD indicates a manufacturing date of March/1935

The other codes to the left of that core are service or repair dates as indicated by the 3.




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AD A = March D = 1935

RD3 R = November D = 1935 3 = repair

XE3 X = December E = 1936 3 = repair

Unfortunately, no records of what repair was done survive.

Interesting that the gun has PARKER on the bottom of the frame and a Remington date code on the barrel flat but has the PARKER BROS. rather than PARKER GUN WORKS - OVERLOAD PROVED stamp.

Either of the two repair dates could have been when the forend wood was replaced.





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What a gun.

Appears to have a minor wood repair on the left side but a stunning gun.