Parker Gun 1912 flying duck

[Craig E]

It is a 1912 flying ducks.
I have joined in order to post to ask questions and hopefully get some correct information, s I can not find information anywhere else.
It is The Parker Gun flying ducks so as a Parker gun collector forum I believed you people would have the information.

[Craig E]

[QUOTE=Craig Estes;293804]It is a 1912 flying ducks.
I have joined in order to post to ask questions and hopefully get some correct information, I can not find information anywhere else.
It is The Parker Gun flying ducks so as a Parker gun collector forum I believed you people would have the information.
And I haven't received any PM yet.

[Bill Murphy]

At least give us a color and dimension description if you won't post a picture. Your 1912 description is not in our vocabulary. We're trying our best but we don't think you know what you have.

[Opening Day]

Originally Posted by Bill Murphy

Why would he get so many PMs if he has a 1916 Flying Ducks that he values at $650? By the way, TPS describes it as a "Flying Geese" catalog. Those are ducks, not geese. The poster must send a picture is he wants to sell it on this site. I agree that non PGCA members should not have PM privileges on the For Sale subforums. By the way, what is the catalog that Mike Kobos describes that is not in TPS?

I agree with Bill, any forum associate (non Parker member) should not have PM privileges because too many come on here just to fish and see who takes the bait. I don't think it would be that hard to turn of PM's to forum associates.

[Reggie B]

Originally Posted by Craig Estes

It is a 1912 flying ducks.
I have joined in order to post to ask questions and hopefully get some correct information, s I can not find information anywhere else.
It is The Parker Gun flying ducks so as a Parker gun collector forum I believed you people would have the information.

You state "I have joined". Have you paid your membership dues to actually join the PGCA? If not I would invite you to do so! There is a wealth of information available to members.

[Craig Larter]

Here is what is referred to as the Flying Geese Catalog

[Mike K]

The catalog that started this thread is listed as a 1912. TPS does not show the catalog as described other than under the 1915 description that says "A new catalog appears in 1915, or maybe earlier, with a new cover..." That is the reason I suggest that the original poster show evidence from inside the catalog that it is in fact a 1912. The 1915 and 1916 are easier to find.

[Mike K]

Craig - What year is yours?

[Craig Larter]

The inside cover is stamped"Prices in this Catalog subject to change without notices."
No price sheet. I always figured 1916-17. Craig

[Craig E]

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this is the information I found on this forum
sportingcollectibles.com.
I wish it was easier for me to post pictures i would send all the pages.
The reason I started this page was because there is no dates on this catalog.

the first gun listed is a
Quality A. No. 1 special
with automatic ejector - Net, $400.00
it is 36 pages and yes it does have geese NOT DUCKS on the cover