What is your favorite grade and period for engraving?

[Mark Garrett]

Originally Posted by Robin Lewis

I like the style used on some of the older Parker lifter guns. They are less busy but finely executed that include a combination of scroll and wildlife scenes.

The old hammer guns get my vote .

[George M. Purtill Member #28]

Thanks Greg- very different!!

[Dean Romig]

I'll bet a lot of us went right to our ID & Serialization books when Greg posted that one - but it truly is a AHE 12/30" with straight grip. VERY unusual engraving, and very nice!






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[Dean Romig]

Originally Posted by Allan H. Swanson

Craig:

Great idea----what about the Parker annual meeting in Las Vegas next spring to display "special " Parker guns

I think that would be a great theme for the "People's Choice" exhibition at the Annual Meeting in Vegas.
Personally, I would not entrust my high-grade Parker with airline "baggage" but instead, I would ship it in advance to an FFL in the area - not as a transfer but as if it were going for repair.

Is there such a dealer in Vegas who would accommodate this?





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[Craig Larter]

Dean I feel the same way I would not trust my guns to airline baggage even though they are insured. I would like to participate in Vegas if a better shipping option was made available.

[Fishtail]

It was priced at $17K which I felt was a pretty fair price at the time.

[George M. Purtill Member #28]

Dean's idea is perfect. I would have to pay $35 each way for an extra checked bag anyway.
Can we get some ideas for FFL dealers in the Vegas area?
I would volunteer to make a group deal.

[Harry Sanders]

Entered at CEP request, Birds, Multiple dogs, history, condition, configuration, modern shooting appeal.

[George M. Purtill Member #28]

Thanks Harry
The CEP guns are an Exhibition by themselves.