Guns and floral engraving

[JAMES HALL]

The thread about letting the dogs out has been great. Many thanks to Josh for starting it and all who took part. I hope this also will be knowledgeable and appreciative. Maybe someone will take on a thread with birds.

[AmarilloMike]

Gosh thats nice. Thanks for posting the pictures. A1 or AAHE?

Thanks,

Mike

[Paul P.]

This is another WOW gun!!!

[Ed Blake]

That's a high serial number. How far away is that from the last gun made? Remington could sure turn out some nice stuff.

[charlie cleveland]

really nice... better yet super nice...charlie

[Brush Buster]

James ,Man ,What a Beautiful Gun , Thank you for Posting Pictures !! A gun such as this is what we all hope to find when some one says , Hey I know where there is an old Parker ,it's been in that closet for years ! Angel , Here is a real 16 Ga. for you but I'll bet it's not for sale !

[Kevin McCormack]

Originally Posted by Ed Blake

That's a high serial number. How far away is that from the last gun made? Remington could sure turn out some nice stuff.

I don't think Remington had anything to do with the production of this gun. After the Remington buyout in 1934 the transitioning from Parker Bros. guns to Remington-built Parker guns occured around the 236XXX SN range. Last Remington manufactured guns are well up into the 242XXX range. Best specific info on all this is found in TPS.

[Bill Murphy]

You guys have better eyes than I do. I can't read the number on that gun. James hasn't told us whether it is a AA or an A-1. I've never seen a Parker with an engraving pattern like that. Is it factory engraving?

[Robert Delk]

Unreal nice. My favorite engraving on a Parker yet.

[Fishtail]

The gun looks great...but keep in mind we are also looking at some very nice photography.