Parker Quail Engraving Examples
 

Looking for any examples of Quail on a Parker.

Look at the che on guns international that Barnett has.

Quail GHE 16 circa 1933 #233,600
 

http://parkerguns.org/forums/picture...&pictureid=224

Two of my favorite Quail ! hope that pic posts otherwise you will have to click on the link Best,Paul

Wow thats awesome! I was actually thinking G grade so this is perfect.

GHE 16
 

Here's some quail from the Rem era.

very nice....charlie

Late Remington

Oh, wow! That one is NICE, Patrick.

Patrick, Are those Mountain quail with those long "topknots" ? That is a really unusual and beautiful gun. is it a C grade ? Thanks & Best,Paul

These quail are on the bottom of a DHE 28ga skeet I’ve seen...

The long barrel BHE 20-gauge, said to have belonged to Clark Gable, that visited our PGCA booth at The Vintage Cup at Sandanona had a Dove in flight on the left side and a California Valley Quail on the right. Unfortunately my snap shot of that gun is too washed out to show the Quail.

And the 32" 28 ga. thought to have been owned by the same gentleman had quail on the floorplate. Those pics can be found on page 20 "Parkers for Sale" section.

You just had to bring that one up Reggie. :banghead:

Some things deserve to be kept alive!!

:bowdown:

A couple of quail that flew by me recently.

Nice, real nice. I like that one.

Wow! Those actually look like quail.

This quail may only fly short distances due to problems with lift......
https://i.imgur.com/kgJp7bw.jpg

But, Dean, he's well fed! Obviously a product of good habitat (and a beautiful gun!).

Sorry, these birds below flew by me at my semi-annual "wipe-down day" One often finds birds of another feather at the back of the safe.

That setter or spaniel looks like the work of Joe Loy.





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CHE 20 Gauge ! Could someone who knows how to turn the photo nupright Please do so ? Thank You !!!

How's this?

Thank You Garry , Could you Please send me a PM or post here how to do that ? For those of us not so computer literate ,I think we would all appreciate it ! Thanks Again !

It’s pretty simple: just edit the photo in some way (if you took the photo with the camera sideways, just flip it in the edit), save the edit, and then post. I use Apple products so there may be some additional steps if you are using something else.

I simply crop the tiniest edge of a photo and it will always post right side up.





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Garry has it right. All you need is some kind of Photoshop program. I use my ancient version of Corel's Paintshop Pro from at least 10 if not 15 yrs ago. No need to upgrade it as it works just fine. If you have a Microsoft operating system you can open their "Paint" photo program that has been included in every version of Windows since Day 1 and which has photo rotation capability(I just checked). You can also "insert" a photo into MSWord and rotate it via an option in the tool bar and save it in a Word doc. You can then save the picture out of that document as a JPEG and post it.