don't now the range - but that is a great setter on that one

Austin always told me this one was his favorite Parker. Grade 5 Titanic hammer. Gary and John, you will have to control yourself.

Josh, great idea.

Few more.

Opps how did that vette get in there.

Mark ,That's a beauty , My Guess is in the 240... Serial# Range ?:corn:

I hope Santa is on his way to my house with the Vette ! Oh ,and you can bring the guns also !!!!!!!!:rotf:

nice red Santa sled,

a red 62 was the backup plan back when I bought my Healey

Rick ,Lets see some pics. of the Healey ,I have a , BRG ,67 ,3000 MK III !

I would love to, but some how all my old pic of everything disappeared during the divorce, :rolleyes: along with a lot of other stuff.

it was a 64 MKIII, originally black with red interior, but when I restored it I did the body in a dark cream BMC color, and kept the inside red. Sold it when the first kid came along, although I did use some of the proceeds to buy my first SxS - a Fox 12 ga brush gun.

1891 CH 10 damascus/ 12 Bernard two barrel set, given to me years ago by Austin Hogan, for which I remain grateful. This gun was ordered to be patterned with Wood's powder, an early smokeless powder.

Photo 2, added for Calvin.

Mark, Dogs headed for the birds behind the hammer that is neat. VERY nice gun.

Bruce, you gotta show them the trigger bow.

225K range

Woof!
 

I believe you've all seen this. 32" DHE, 1928.

The CHE is in the 241,1xx range and is one of the last CHE's made. I found the engraving to be excellent for a very late Remington gun. It also has a checkered SST which is hard to find.

Mark

Mark, Fast cars and women, have gotten me in trouble in the past! but Parkers never! well I confess, I do occasionally have to fess up to what I paid for some of them, Glad you are enjoying yourself, hold it dead ahead, Gary

1959 or 60 fuel injected Corvette. Nice car and nice guns on this thread!

Nice catch on the fuel injection, Reggie. I can't tell the difference between the 58, 59, and 60 any more. Maybe Mark could tell us. My Dad's '58 was the opposite color combination of the pictured car, truly the ugliest color combination of any Corvette, and one I haven't seen except in front of our house. Silver with a red bullet.

58 has the waffle hood and the chrome strips on the trunk lid. 59 & 60 there is no difference. Exterior wise that is, that I know of.

My Dad paid $1800 for his '58, sold it back to the gentleman who sold it to him for the same price, about a month after I got my driver's license in 1961. It was probably a wise move on his part. My next chance at a Corvette was when my ex brought home a '68 427 for me to sell for a fellow worker at her office. The price was the same as my Dad's '58, $1800. It was the most frightening car I have ever driven except for a Griffith. I might have bought it, but the lack of power steering made me think that resale might be a problem. It sold pretty quickly.

More Dogs
 

Here are some more dogs

A CHE16

I can vouch that the Bernard CHE10 that Bruce posted pics of is a deadly quail gun. Bruce reloads shells with just one pellet + filler and makes neck shots on quail going mach 1.5! True story...I have the quail in my freezer that proves it!

Oh Rich- that is gorgeous!!

Richard is correct, when that bird went by me all I hit was con trails. And at that speed and distance Bruce still able to make sure he was a Bob cause we don't shoot hens:).

i can vouch for ch he can tell a bob from a hen every time...and i can see ANNIE OAKLY has got problems there somebody else out there that can do head shots.. charlie

Not Parker engraveing but my favorite dog on a Parker....Gunner

Rich ,that,s a special gun, hope to have one made when Miss mattie leaves this earth, to roam the fields of heaven. Gary

Better talk quite COB your new dog might here you.

CH I don't have a new dog and no dog will ever replace the place I have in my heart for Gunner. If I ever get a new dog and they are half the dog he was I'll be forever gratefull.

Gary do it now befor Mattie meets Gunner.

Sorry

Calvin perhaps you referring to my posts with Daisy. She is 7 and while an excellent dog that I'd put up aganist any other Gunner was in a league of his own. No reason to be sorry. Someday I hope to get out west with dasiy and perhaps a young upstart to chase birds in the wide open praries.

Rich, You can't replace the irreplacable; however, a successor is not a bad idea. In my case, Ringo has gone where all good dogs go: and, the young Shorthair, the present object of my affections, is coming on and making his own bones.

Thought it would be nice to talk Parker Shotguns again and share this pup. If you like Brittany's this is as good as I have ever seen on a Parker.

That's the best one ever!!! Thanks Josh!!

Wow! That's wonderful Josh! I bet Mr. Frey would like to have that gun.

And a rabbit too... that's great!

Will that one be in the March auction

Dean- The above Brittany is not a gun that is currently for sale. The owner, for obvious reasons, cares very deeply for the gun. The pup below is, however, going to be coming out of the kennel on March 12 in Fairfield, Maine....

Photo courtesy of James D. Julia Auctions.

very nice well done dogs we got there...these are the best i ve seen too... charlie

Nice!!!!

Josh
What is the grade of the first one? A?
David

Sorry wrong gun.

Josh, that Parker with the Brittany and rabbit on the floor plate is the nicest floor plate I've ever seen although the full size dog is a close second. What does the rest of the engraving look like?