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For Your Viewing Pleasure--Grade 6
Unread 01-09-2014, 08:46 AM   #1
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My camera does not do justice to this little AHE 20 This gun belongs to an old friend of mine. He was given this gun by an old family friend of his who was afraid his son was going to steal the gun and sell it for drug money--true story!! It has 28" barrels. The chokes were opened up at one time according to my friend--originally F/F--ser# is 203158 if someone could look that up and check. It retains 75% or better of its case color and 100% bluing. Other than the chokes, it is believed that the gun is 100% original.
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Unread 01-09-2014, 09:00 AM   #2
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Identification and Serialization says Acme barrels, AH, Ejectors, Hammerless, Capped Pistol Grip, 20 gauge, 28" Barrels

Very pretty gun. You must have had a special relationship with that friend.
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That is one nice A-Grade. Very unusual engraving motif and Parker Bros logo placement.
Is that your friend in the picture to the side?

Do you have a picture of the floor plate?
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Yes, very unique engraving indeed. The great thing about these high grade guns is the amount of variation one sees. No two are alike.
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I regret not meeting up with you and your friend while in the UP, I just had to much company to get away. Maybe this year. Its a nice gun for sure and should be used as intended in the Grouse coverts.
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one nice gun for sure and well cared for...charlie
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Very nice indeed
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Yes, that is my friend , Bill, in the photo. Rich, that is the one we talked to out on Turner rd that day. A few more pictures.
Would love to see the research letter on this gun. Also I am going to post some pictures of his Parker lifter 10 in the hammer gun section--also a lovely WW Greener 12 ga sidelever.
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Very nice indeed and quite unusual in that the engraving is entirely scroll with no flowers at all.

I've seen a number of Grade-5 Parkers without game scenes but with "rose and scroll", or with flowers of various kinds.
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[QUOTE=Dean Romig; I've seen a number of Grade-5 Parkers without game scenes but with "rose and scroll", or with flowers of various kinds.[/QUOTE]

Dean,
You've seen another AHE 20 sans flower and animals such as the one below.

Harold,
Your friend has a beautiful A grade there. The only thing I would do is fix the floor plate screws and avoid storing the gun with that slip on pad to avoid marking the stock in any way.
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