Any premium for Remington Era Parkers?

[J. A. EARLY]

I know some view the transition Parkers as commanding a premium. Does a '34 12 GA VH Remington Parker have any greater value in todays market than a pre-Remington of the same condition made a few years earlier (that has all of the internal improvements)?

Thanks.

[Bill Murphy]

No. The condition and features of the particular gun determine the value.

[PML]

Originally Posted by Jerry Harlow

I know some view the transition Parkers as commanding a premium. Does a '34 12 GA VH Remington Parker have any greater value in todays market than a pre-Remington of the same condition made a few years earlier (that has all of the internal improvements)?

Thanks.

If the Remington gun with 34 inch barrels was built on a 1 1l2 frame and had some of that great Remington wood then I would consider it a more desirable gun. If anyone has a 34 inch gun on a 1 1/2 frame please tell us about it.

Pat

[David]

I have 16 ga vhe made in New York. It's within the last 700 made. Absolutely beautiful wood, beaver tail forearm, and strait stock. In my opinion, I think it would bring more than a pre-Remington Parker.
Thanks,
David