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03-19-2022, 07:02 PM
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Hello from California
I'm new to the world of gun collecting but recently inherited a 20 gauge Parker Brothers DH Grade 3 Titanic Steel with ejector. Per the serial number (133311) I think it was manufactured in 1905.
It was purchased by my grandfather for his young daughter (my aunt). Though it has been used and was well maintained since then, I last fired it about 50 years ago while hunting ducks with him in my pre-teen days in San Diego. But now I'm a city dweller in northern CA with no real use for it.
Does anybody have an idea of what it may be worth? Photos attached.
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