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A local Parker collector, whom some of his collection was used as reference for The Parker Story, was telling me of one particular engraver (can't recall the name) that marked his work on C grade and higher Parkers. A lot of the time he would insert his initials, very stylized, into the engraving border at the corners of the trigger plates on either side of the guard.
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