OK. So now I have heard it all on the live bird, trap, configuration. I have looked at the bevertail and it is checkered properly for a Parker, but of a higher grade than V. This gun also sports a rounded pistol grip instead of the Standard flat configuration . The forend has the proper bbl. lug for a beavertail and the stock looks original to the gun. I would upload pics but tried and have failedd.
Advise on how to do that so you gents can get a look and opine on this gun would be appreciated.
Bruce

All: Thanks. The gun has a Beavertail and I checked it has the proper bbl lug for that. The checkering seems of a higher grade than a VH and the buttstock has a round nob pistol grip stock not the standard Flat nob. All that being said the stock and checkering looks original to the gun. I would down load pics but tried and cant figure it out could any one tell me how to do it so I can get some pics up.
Thanks

Gents: How do you post pics here. Been trying but cant figure it out. Want to share pics of this VHE. Gun has a Round Nob Pistol Grip. But the Stock looks original and the checkering looks Parker. Also the Bevertail checkering seems to be of a higher grade than V but the forend iron is the proper iron for a Beavertail. Gun is a mystery.

go to www.parkerguns.org and click on the FAQ link on the left side of the page. In the FAQ page, scroll to the bottom and you will find two links to short videos on posting picture to the forum.

OK. Thanks and tried that but for some reason my computer will not download the video.
I will keep trying:(

Bruce - If you can email them to me, I'll post them here for you.

jdallas1 <at> msn.com

Thanks so much. Just took about 6 or 7 and sent them to you. Your help and the help of all the guys on this forum and in this assosciation is spectacular. I know that someone jeweled the attaching iron on the forend. Other than that and the fact that I have never seen a Prince Of Wales pistol grip on a Parker (although I know they made them) the gun wood looks original. The checkering is of a higher grade than a V but certainly appears to be factory (proper borders). The attaching iron is proper for a beavertail and as you can see by the pics the gun was ordered from the factory without a safty as it has factory engraving over the slot. The guns serial number will not letter unfortunatly.
Thanks to you and to all the guys who have given of their time and knowledge on this string.
Bruce

Here are Bruce's pix:

A few more:

Big D: What a gentelman. Thanks so much now maybe I can get an idea of what I have from real experts instead of just guessing.
Again thanks to all.
Bruce