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Hi Jack - your 14 ga. Parker was probably made in the first couple of years of Parker gun production. The 14 gauge can probably be considered Rare. I'm not going to go open my TPS to find the data but I will say that not many were made. Pictures would be nice.
Here's one owned by our friend Daryl Middlebrook and restored by Doug Turnbull. It's a real beauty!!
It's quite a bit later than yours and this one has what appear to be Laminated Steel barrels and is quite a nice piece!
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