Question about 2 1930 Parkers

At 'first blush" the Trojan looks very clean- if those are original colors, blue and wood finish- very remarkable- barrel length and chokes are secondary, most all 12 gauge Trojans will have either 28 or 30 inch Trojan Steel barrels, double triggers (with a very few exceptions) and manual extractors and a splinter forearm with the spring "pry-off" release design.

Hard to saw without a closer look at that nice DH- are you sure it is a DH 9extractor gun) or possibly a DHE ejector gun- if the blades are split as you open the gun and "ride" in milled grooves in the bottom of the doll's head barrel rib extension (A Parker hallmark) you have a DHE-- either way, a fine and very popular middle grade Parker. Be very very careful in what you use to clean both the metal and steel, my advise would be wipe with a silicone cloth and keep uncased in a heated home-and when you can, have a reputable double gunsmith check them over for you- If you care to list for us where you reside, perhaps we can recommend someone nearby.

[Autumn Daze]

The Trojan looks to me to be an old Del Grego refinished gun with the wrong butt plate on it. Overall a very decent gun. The DHE has some oxidation issues as you stated but all in all a decent gun that with a little TLC could be very very nice. Thanks for posting the pictures.A check of gun sites such as Gunbroker.com. or Gunsamerica.com would give you a good idea what Parkers of this condition sell for.

[ToniLovoi]

Thanks, any idea how much they might be worth? I live in Rockland County, NY, about 20 miles outside of NYC. I'm mostly just interested in selling them in as-is condition, if anyone knows of dealers or collectors in the area that are reputable and would give a fair price, I'd certainly be interested in that as well.

Toni