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Bill, I agree with what Brian has told you and I will add that I had Trojan No. 202066 which is a 1923 gun made with 26" barrels with what may have been the last known Trojan 16 with that rib extension feature. It has been completely refinished but is a beautiful Parker and is a wand in the grouse woods. See page 14 of the Spring 2013 Issue of Parker Pages under Parkers Found. My brother-in-law now owns and shoots 204066 quite well on clays and pa'tridge.
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