3 BHE's
 

top gun 111224 1902
middle 128621 1904
bottom 134923 1906
Love the B's and pre WWI Parkers

I can only afford one (1). 16 GA 30".
Bob Jurewicz

Craig,
You are redefining the definition of a "B Keeper". Beautiful guns!

Beautiful guns. All of them.

All of my C's have gone down the road to new homes. I think there were 7 between the hammer guns and the hammeerless.





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Could we see a close up of the engraving on 111224, Craig? It looks to be fantastic.

While I'm asking, both side views and the floor plate view would be nice. :corn:

Stan per your request

Thanks for showing us those beautiful B's Craig and Bob.

I must say my eyes keep being drawn to 111224, is that engraving a deeper relief or is that because of the angle of the picture??

Love the fine Damascus on the 2 upper guns!!

Stan

The engraving on 111224 is deeper with more coverage plus it's a straight grip with good dimensions 1 5/16 x 2 1/4 x 14 3/8. I would say the bottom two guns are very similar to many guns from the same period I have observed. Lighter cut scroll and smaller dogs, most also have two dogs on the trigger plate flushing a bird.

Bob, the screw heads on the side of the receiver are a nice touch. I don't think I've seen that before.

What serial range?
 

Bob,
What serial range is your 16? My BHE 16 is 227 range and it also has the engraved screw heads. My earlier ones do not.

https://i.imgur.com/5Zjd3jg.jpg

Dean,
1978**
Thanks for the pic for Edgar.
I know of one more in the 200*** range in a 12 GA.
Bob Jurewicz

BHE
 

My dogs are a bit different.
Bob Jurewicz

The flower on Craig's 1904 gun is nice.
My 1892 16ga BH is 72,xxx and was owned by Parker for it's first few years, as a show gun. It has a Fishtail top lever.

A 1925 and 1922 Vintage pair of B's with engraved screws. Both are 12 bores, the 1922 is a 3 frame.