What is Up With This?

[Dean Romig]

And it is usually only observed on barrels that have been refinished.





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[Robert Brooks]

Thanks for the info. Bobby

[Bill Murphy]

Can we get better pictures and a serial number? Thanks.

[Robert Brooks]

Bill if you are asking me I do not take pictures but the Parker is a 20 ga GHE # 2365XX.Bobby

[Bill Murphy]

Hmmm. 1900 GHE, serial number 236,5xx.

[Dean Romig]

Parker Bros. never produced a gun with letters in the serial number.

Without the real serial number we can't verify how and with what features it was manufactured.






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[edgarspencer]

Who's on First?
We've got two separate conversations going on here. The OP still hasn't given a SN of the Cleveland Gun, Bobby's talking about a 236,XXX GHE. Bill's trying to confuse us with 1900 on a 1928 gun, and Dean, well, you know Dean, He's just being silly.

[Brett Hoop]

Originally Posted by edgarspencer

Who's on First?
We've got two separate conversations going on here. The OP still hasn't given a SN of the Cleveland Gun, Bobby's talking about a 236,XXX GHE. Bill's trying to confuse us with 1900 on a 1928 gun, and Dean, well, you know Dean, He's just being silly.

Abbott

Thank you. I thought it was just me.

[Dean Romig]

Alright Lou, listen to this... A Parker with serial number range 236,5-- would have a 1934 date of manufacture.





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[TroutSetter]

SN 95095 according to OP. I don't see it in serialization book. There's a gap btwn 95021 and 95097.