The easiest way to figure a price range for the Parker 8s is to assume they would sell the same as Parker 28s. Grade for grade, same condition. 20 years ago when I started buying them, they were cheaper. My first one cost me $2800 with a new Winchester Featherweight 12 thrown in to clinch the deal. My next, an almost new PH, was $3800 and that one had afull unopened box of Remington 8 gauge shells plus 10 Winchester and UMC/Remington brass 8 gauge shells thrown in. Somewhere along the way I purchased a pretty beat Lifter 8 for $2000. I expect that my wife, Sylvia, will get 5 figures for each of the first 2 I mentioned, after I'm outa here.
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