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The letter supplied by James Sport Shop is dubious at best and only supplies you with the grade and serial number. The captains during the Civil War that became famous were promoted to colonels and generals so Captain Ambrose ownership adds 0 to the value of this gun. If your knowledge of Parker values is not sufficient have a Parker expert present before you reach for your wallet and try to deal with the guns current owner. The 30K value maybe correct but must be construed as a lucky guess by its author.
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