I think the rest of the A 20 is engraved with other game. Let me see what I can find as far as more photos go...

I must admit, after drooling over some of the extreamly life-like dogs on the many Lefevers at Hausmans the two mutts on the side of this DH 28 gage leave much to be desired.

wish them mutts were mine.... charlie

Beautiful to say the least! Engraving on those guns are something to behold, but that's what I think sets Parker guns ahead of other makers, yea I know, I am going to get some feedback on that comment! Like they say at a strip show, show me more!

More Dogs
 

These dogs are in this order: 1921, 1905, 1903, 1924 and 1916.

Not a Parker but some nice dogs. Model 21 20 gauge engraving by George Ulrich

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Hope you don't mind by my pictures of my model 12 with dogs because of all myparkers I have birds but no dogs. I guess I will have to step up and locate at least a D grade. Thomas

Since someone let in all the stray (non-Parker :) ) dogs here's mine. An LC Smith Grade 5 from about 1895.

http://parkerguns.org/forums/picture...pictureid=2260

http://parkerguns.org/forums/picture...pictureid=2258

http://parkerguns.org/forums/picture...pictureid=2254

keepem comin... charlie

Here are some pictures of a few of my stray (non Parker ) dogs. The first is a very early Pigeon grade model 12 which is a two barrel set. Please don't black ball me from this site for posting pictures of a pump gun...:nono:

The second set are from a fine side by side. Lets see if anyone can name the model and grade.
Jared V.