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First year of internal hammer production, 1889, and one of the first Quality AH guns.
If I had to guess, it would be Jacob Glahn as the engraver. Look at the dogs and the turned head layout, which is consistant with a Glahn initialed gun I have examined.
While rare is over used, I think its correct to say that serpent engraving on a Parker is rare. I know of maybe only two others.
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