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When selling an antique Parker such as yours you are really selling the barrels. If your gun's barrels are badly pitted inside (and unfortunately most are) Ed's value would be about right. If, on the other hand, the bores are not pitted the value could be double that IMHO. In any event your gun should be kept in the family if at all possible.
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