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As you can tell, it is rough, but a good cleaning might surprise you. Also, I have found that the old Parkers can take a lot of pitting and still be perfectly safe to shoot (they can also be dangerous, so get it checked).
That is not a gun you would restore and expect to be able to get your money back out of it. It would be for sentimental reasons or for the same reason some people fix up old cars.
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