Parker A grade

[George Lander]

Judging by the apparent condition and with the limited information and blurred pictures I think that $4,000 - $6,000 would be fair starting point. That would leave some room for expert restoration. JMHO

Best Regards, George

[Ed Blake]

If this was on your website George, how much would you want to get out of it on an as is basis?

[Ray Masciarella]

For whatever it's worth, it looks like the stock has been replaced. I say that because it appears to have the later AH pattern. I don't think that affects it's value tho. It is what it is, a nice old gun.

[winplumber]

Ok Im to lazy to get out my book nor do I remember but has the roll pin been switched on this gun or is it old enough that it doesnt have a slot ?

[Bill Murphy]

Ed, you probably have enough interest on this thread to resell it for a pretty good profit. Go ahead and make a reasonable offer then sell it to one of us. In the meantime, get some good pictures. Where was that attic?

[Dean Romig]

It is too early to have the slotted pin.

[George Lander]

Ed: I price the guns on my website on the basis of what I have in them. If I bought this Parker for 6K I would price it at 7.5K "as is". I try to make @ 25% over the cost.

Best Regards, George

[edward mccay]

Thanks for all of the helpfull information. I am going to buy the gun tonight. I will upload pic as soon as I get it home.

[Big Friend Ten (BFT)]

I am already envious!!

Good for you Edward!

[Brush Buster]

Originally Posted by Dean Romig

Actually, beginning with the Grade 5 or B Grade the barrel flats are often - but not always - stamped with a DD (likely indicative of "finest Damascus") rather than a single D and the grade numeral stamp of 6, in this case, is normally stamped closer to the breech end of the flats.

I knew I had a picture of this some where ,AHA ,Found It ! Russ