any particular place he signed the gun?

Your gun does not resemble a Runge gun.

A Pachmayr upgrade typically wouldn't have the engraver sign. This is also typical of Winchester factory engraved guns.

thats what i thought.
what does this one resemble as far as style?

I logged in to your link, but all I get is error. Here's a link to a Pachmayr A1S to compare style: https://www.gunsinternational.com/gu...n_id=101855542. It's hard to tell from your pictures the egraving style or quality, but fair price is probably in the $20's if you're lucky.

thats what i was figuring too..... if it didnt have gold.
you probably figured it out that the gun we are trying to figure out is my avatar.

lets see if i can get the pics here...........

It's a nice gun, much more conservative than some Pachmayr guns. Still an upgrade and the previous poster hit the value on the head.

with gold?

Looking at your newly posted pictures I doubt that it's a Pachmayr Parker, unless you have documents of proof. I've seen quite a few & your engraving is not the same. Also, Pachmayr used stockmaker Engilbert Olafsson who was an excellent stockmaker. I knew him well & learned my stockmaking from him. Your stock was not made by Engilbert. There are lots of upgrades made by many engravers & stockmakers. Unless you have the original bills for the work you'll probably never know who did the work.