Thanks, that clears things up a bit.

thanks jim that is the gun...i cant post pictures to well but i can fine tune some hunting loads...maybe that i can find someextra barrels for the old gun...old gun looked pretty good to meso i thought i would like it...i f you had bid one more penny it would have been yours jim... thanks for posting pictures... charlie

i knew there had to be some other parker lovers looking at this old gun...thought maybe some were asleep or just not looking that day...i feel like its a good gun like you said russ..glad you fellas didnot need a nother project...sorry about seeing the 2 dogs musta had my reading glasses on... charlie

It also has the lovely chased water table as well as the unusual early engraving pattern. It will be a fine gun.

Thats a really nice gun Charlie I really like the engraving and the wood well heck the whole gun I'm still sbpless. Make a great gun for out here I'll be wating. Seeing Phesant and Quail flirting along the roads. That would be Mr. phesants with Mrs.phez and Mr.bob with Mrs.bob.

hope themmisters and misses get together and raise some big familys...i will have to load up some lite loads for that old 10 after i check it out...i think 1 1/8 ounce shot should be a good quail load and maybe a 1 1/4 for the phez.. old gun looks good in the pictures seller said stock was 15 inches...may have to wear lite clothing were it want hang up.... charlie

How many 410s
 

I am interested in how many 410 gauge double barrel guns Parker Bros made and how many were made by Remington under the Parker name?
lcjones

maybe some of these other fellas will pitch in here they no a lot about parkers...all i know is that i like them...i do know this much any 410 parker will beout of my reach... charlie

In Parker Gun Identification & Serialization, compiled by Price & Fjestad, I physically counted that there were 267 .410s produced before the sale to Remington. Then there were 193 after the sale until 1939. It does not carry forward through until 1942. There must be some record of this production that remington did while in NY. Therefore, if any one has any documents that show the number, I'd be thankful to know it. As it stands, now, I can count 490 .410s produced, the majority of these had 26-inch barrels.
Thanks
lcj

Thanks Larry, and there are argueably a number we may never know included in the missing books.