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PARKER, CHE 12 Ga., No. 1 Frame, Bernard Steel Barrels, World's Fair Display Gun for sale
PARKER, CHE 12 Ga., No. 1 Frame, Bernard Steel Barrels, World's Fair Display Gun for sale
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Guns International #: 102279467
Category - Parker Shotguns - Antique
- Parker Shotguns
PARKER, CHE 12 Ga., No. 1 Frame, Bernard Steel Barrels, World's Fair Display Gun
Description:
PARKER BROTHERS, CHE 12 Ga., On No. 1 Frame, Uniquely engraved "World's Fair Columbian Exhibition 1893", Display Gun with PGCA letter.
Specifications: Ser. 71012, Weight: 6lb.-13.1 Oz., 30" Bernard Damascus Barrels, L.O.P.: 14-1/4" Over leather faced S.W. Silver Co. pad, DAC: 1-5/8",
DAH: 2-1/8", Minimum Barrel Wall thicknesses: .025" Left & .026" Right, Choked: M/M.
This is a gun which came to me in need of both buttstock and forend wood. All the original metal parts were present. I happened to have a CH Number 1 frame buttstock which fit on perfectly. And the forend I had made to meet the requirements for ths grade gun, using wood matching the original C-quality buttstock exactly in every respect.
The barrels were never re-browned or refurbished in any way--they have survived the many years since they left the Bernard foundry.. . the roll-stamped legend is still crisp and clear, and the bright bores are without flaws of any kind.
The case color too has survived very well in many areas or could be the results of an old re-case color, concerning the age of this gun---which, as a showpiece probably hasn't seen much action in the field.
The exceptionally fine scroll and game bird engraving is unique for a No. 4 Grade Parker, and has apparently been well protected for the past approx. 126 years.
I have always preferred Damascus, Fishtail top-levers, Smaller framed guns for the gauge, Exceptional wood, Unique engraving and the history the gun brings with it. ....this Parker Show - Piece has it all.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> The Double Gun Journal reserves all rights to the photographs herein published and to the first world rights to publishing a story on this gun in any future issue or publication we produce. The new owner must agree to this stipulation prior to closing of purchase.
THIS PARKER WILL BE ONE OF MANY OF MINE FEATURED IN MY STORY --- PLANNED FOR PUBLICATION IN PARKER PAGES WINTER 2024 !
Thank you for your interest,
Daniel Philip Cote'
Founder & Publisher
The Double Gun Journal--Since 1989
Price: $25,000.00
Antique: Yes
Shotgun Gauge: 12 Gauge
Manufacturer: PARKER
Bore Info: 12
Condition: Partially restored
Barrel Type: Fluid Steel
Description:
PARKER BROTHERS, CHE 12 Ga., On No. 1 Frame, Uniquely engraved "World's Fair Columbian Exhibition 1893", Display Gun with PGCA letter.
Specifications: Ser. 71012, Weight: 6lb.-13.1 Oz., 30" Bernard Damascus Barrels, L.O.P.: 14-1/4" Over leather faced S.W. Silver Co. pad, DAC: 1-5/8",
DAH: 2-1/8", Minimum Barrel Wall thicknesses: .025" Left & .026" Right, Choked: M/M.
This is a gun which came to me in need of both buttstock and forend wood. All the original metal parts were present. I happened to have a CH Number 1 frame buttstock which fit on perfectly. And the forend I had made to meet the requirements for ths grade gun, using wood matching the original C-quality buttstock exactly in every respect.
The barrels were never re-browned or refurbished in any way--they have survived the many years since they left the Bernard foundry.. . the roll-stamped legend is still crisp and clear, and the bright bores are without flaws of any kind.
The case color too has survived very well in many areas or could be the results of an old re-case color, concerning the age of this gun---which, as a showpiece probably hasn't seen much action in the field.
The exceptionally fine scroll and game bird engraving is unique for a No. 4 Grade Parker, and has apparently been well protected for the past approx. 126 years.
I have always preferred Damascus, Fishtail top-levers, Smaller framed guns for the gauge, Exceptional wood, Unique engraving and the history the gun brings with it. ....this Parker Show - Piece has it all.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> The Double Gun Journal reserves all rights to the photographs herein published and to the first world rights to publishing a story on this gun in any future issue or publication we produce. The new owner must agree to this stipulation prior to closing of purchase.
THIS PARKER WILL BE ONE OF MANY OF MINE FEATURED IN MY STORY --- PLANNED FOR PUBLICATION IN PARKER PAGES WINTER 2024 !
Thank you for your interest,
Daniel Philip Cote'
Founder & Publisher
The Double Gun Journal--Since 1989
Price: $25,000.00
Antique: Yes
Shotgun Gauge: 12 Gauge
Manufacturer: PARKER
Bore Info: 12
Condition: Partially restored
Barrel Type: Fluid Steel
Contact Seller
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Guns International #: 102279467
Category - Parker Shotguns - Antique
- Parker Shotguns
PARKER, CHE 12 Ga., No. 1 Frame, Bernard Steel Barrels, World's Fair Display Gun
Description: PARKER BROTHERS, CHE 12 Ga., On No. 1 Frame, Uniquely engraved "World's Fair Columbian Exhibition 1893", Display Gun with PGCA letter. Specifications: Ser. 71012, Weight: 6lb.-13.1 Oz., 30" Bernard Damascus Barrels, L.O.P.: 14-1/4" Over leather faced S.W. Silver Co. pad, DAC: 1-5/8", DAH: 2-1/8", Minimum Barrel Wall thicknesses: .025" Left & .026" Right, Choked: M/M. This is a gun which came to me in need of both buttstock and forend wood. All the original metal parts were present. I happened to have a CH Number 1 frame buttstock which fit on perfectly. And the forend I had made to meet the requirements for ths grade gun, using wood matching the original C-quality buttstock exactly in every respect. The barrels were never re-browned or refurbished in any way--they have survived the many years since they left the Bernard foundry.. . the roll-stamped legend is still crisp and clear, and the bright bores are without flaws of any kind. The case color too has survived very well in many areas or could be the results of an old re-case color, concerning the age of this gun---which, as a showpiece probably hasn't seen much action in the field. The exceptionally fine scroll and game bird engraving is unique for a No. 4 Grade Parker, and has apparently been well protected for the past approx. 126 years. I have always preferred Damascus, Fishtail top-levers, Smaller framed guns for the gauge, Exceptional wood, Unique engraving and the history the gun brings with it. ....this Parker Show - Piece has it all. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> The Double Gun Journal reserves all rights to the photographs herein published and to the first world rights to publishing a story on this gun in any future issue or publication we produce. The new owner must agree to this stipulation prior to closing of purchase. THIS PARKER WILL BE ONE OF MANY OF MINE FEATURED IN MY STORY --- PLANNED FOR PUBLICATION IN PARKER PAGES WINTER 2024 ! Thank you for your interest, Daniel Philip Cote' Founder & Publisher The Double Gun Journal--Since 1989 Price: $25,000.00 Antique: Yes Shotgun Gauge: 12 Gauge Manufacturer: PARKER Bore Info: 12 Condition: Partially restored Barrel Type: Fluid Steel Contact Seller |
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Guns International #: 102279467
Category - Parker Shotguns - Antique
- Parker Shotguns
PARKER, CHE 12 Ga., No. 1 Frame, Bernard Steel Barrels, World's Fair Display Gun
Description:
PARKER BROTHERS, CHE 12 Ga., On No. 1 Frame, Uniquely engraved "World's Fair Columbian Exhibition 1893", Display Gun with PGCA letter.
Specifications: Ser. 71012, Weight: 6lb.-13.1 Oz., 30" Bernard Damascus Barrels, L.O.P.: 14-1/4" Over leather faced S.W. Silver Co. pad, DAC: 1-5/8",
DAH: 2-1/8", Minimum Barrel Wall thicknesses: .025" Left & .026" Right, Choked: M/M.
This is a gun which came to me in need of both buttstock and forend wood. All the original metal parts were present. I happened to have a CH Number 1 frame buttstock which fit on perfectly. And the forend I had made to meet the requirements for ths grade gun, using wood matching the original C-quality buttstock exactly in every respect.
The barrels were never re-browned or refurbished in any way--they have survived the many years since they left the Bernard foundry.. . the roll-stamped legend is still crisp and clear, and the bright bores are without flaws of any kind.
The case color too has survived very well in many areas or could be the results of an old re-case color, concerning the age of this gun---which, as a showpiece probably hasn't seen much action in the field.
The exceptionally fine scroll and game bird engraving is unique for a No. 4 Grade Parker, and has apparently been well protected for the past approx. 126 years.
I have always preferred Damascus, Fishtail top-levers, Smaller framed guns for the gauge, Exceptional wood, Unique engraving and the history the gun brings with it. ....this Parker Show - Piece has it all.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> The Double Gun Journal reserves all rights to the photographs herein published and to the first world rights to publishing a story on this gun in any future issue or publication we produce. The new owner must agree to this stipulation prior to closing of purchase.
THIS PARKER WILL BE ONE OF MANY OF MINE FEATURED IN MY STORY --- PLANNED FOR PUBLICATION IN PARKER PAGES WINTER 2024 !
Thank you for your interest,
Daniel Philip Cote'
Founder & Publisher
The Double Gun Journal--Since 1989
Price: $25,000.00
Antique: Yes
Shotgun Gauge: 12 Gauge
Manufacturer: PARKER
Bore Info: 12
Condition: Partially restored
Barrel Type: Fluid Steel
Description:
PARKER BROTHERS, CHE 12 Ga., On No. 1 Frame, Uniquely engraved "World's Fair Columbian Exhibition 1893", Display Gun with PGCA letter.
Specifications: Ser. 71012, Weight: 6lb.-13.1 Oz., 30" Bernard Damascus Barrels, L.O.P.: 14-1/4" Over leather faced S.W. Silver Co. pad, DAC: 1-5/8",
DAH: 2-1/8", Minimum Barrel Wall thicknesses: .025" Left & .026" Right, Choked: M/M.
This is a gun which came to me in need of both buttstock and forend wood. All the original metal parts were present. I happened to have a CH Number 1 frame buttstock which fit on perfectly. And the forend I had made to meet the requirements for ths grade gun, using wood matching the original C-quality buttstock exactly in every respect.
The barrels were never re-browned or refurbished in any way--they have survived the many years since they left the Bernard foundry.. . the roll-stamped legend is still crisp and clear, and the bright bores are without flaws of any kind.
The case color too has survived very well in many areas or could be the results of an old re-case color, concerning the age of this gun---which, as a showpiece probably hasn't seen much action in the field.
The exceptionally fine scroll and game bird engraving is unique for a No. 4 Grade Parker, and has apparently been well protected for the past approx. 126 years.
I have always preferred Damascus, Fishtail top-levers, Smaller framed guns for the gauge, Exceptional wood, Unique engraving and the history the gun brings with it. ....this Parker Show - Piece has it all.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> The Double Gun Journal reserves all rights to the photographs herein published and to the first world rights to publishing a story on this gun in any future issue or publication we produce. The new owner must agree to this stipulation prior to closing of purchase.
THIS PARKER WILL BE ONE OF MANY OF MINE FEATURED IN MY STORY --- PLANNED FOR PUBLICATION IN PARKER PAGES WINTER 2024 !
Thank you for your interest,
Daniel Philip Cote'
Founder & Publisher
The Double Gun Journal--Since 1989
Price: $25,000.00
Antique: Yes
Shotgun Gauge: 12 Gauge
Manufacturer: PARKER
Bore Info: 12
Condition: Partially restored
Barrel Type: Fluid Steel
Guns International #: 102279467
Guns International #: 102279467
Category - Parker Shotguns - Antique
- Parker Shotguns
PARKER, CHE 12 Ga., No. 1 Frame, Bernard Steel Barrels, World's Fair Display Gun
Description:
PARKER BROTHERS, CHE 12 Ga., On No. 1 Frame, Uniquely engraved "World's Fair Columbian Exhibition 1893", Display Gun with PGCA letter.
Specifications: Ser. 71012, Weight: 6lb.-13.1 Oz., 30" Bernard Damascus Barrels, L.O.P.: 14-1/4" Over leather faced S.W. Silver Co. pad, DAC: 1-5/8",
DAH: 2-1/8", Minimum Barrel Wall thicknesses: .025" Left & .026" Right, Choked: M/M.
This is a gun which came to me in need of both buttstock and forend wood. All the original metal parts were present. I happened to have a CH Number 1 frame buttstock which fit on perfectly. And the forend I had made to meet the requirements for ths grade gun, using wood matching the original C-quality buttstock exactly in every respect.
The barrels were never re-browned or refurbished in any way--they have survived the many years since they left the Bernard foundry.. . the roll-stamped legend is still crisp and clear, and the bright bores are without flaws of any kind.
The case color too has survived very well in many areas or could be the results of an old re-case color, concerning the age of this gun---which, as a showpiece probably hasn't seen much action in the field.
The exceptionally fine scroll and game bird engraving is unique for a No. 4 Grade Parker, and has apparently been well protected for the past approx. 126 years.
I have always preferred Damascus, Fishtail top-levers, Smaller framed guns for the gauge, Exceptional wood, Unique engraving and the history the gun brings with it. ....this Parker Show - Piece has it all.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> The Double Gun Journal reserves all rights to the photographs herein published and to the first world rights to publishing a story on this gun in any future issue or publication we produce. The new owner must agree to this stipulation prior to closing of purchase.
THIS PARKER WILL BE ONE OF MANY OF MINE FEATURED IN MY STORY --- PLANNED FOR PUBLICATION IN PARKER PAGES WINTER 2024 !
Thank you for your interest,
Daniel Philip Cote'
Founder & Publisher
The Double Gun Journal--Since 1989
Price: $25,000.00
Antique: Yes
Shotgun Gauge: 12 Gauge
Manufacturer: PARKER
Bore Info: 12
Condition: Partially restored
Barrel Type: Fluid Steel
Description:
PARKER BROTHERS, CHE 12 Ga., On No. 1 Frame, Uniquely engraved "World's Fair Columbian Exhibition 1893", Display Gun with PGCA letter.
Specifications: Ser. 71012, Weight: 6lb.-13.1 Oz., 30" Bernard Damascus Barrels, L.O.P.: 14-1/4" Over leather faced S.W. Silver Co. pad, DAC: 1-5/8",
DAH: 2-1/8", Minimum Barrel Wall thicknesses: .025" Left & .026" Right, Choked: M/M.
This is a gun which came to me in need of both buttstock and forend wood. All the original metal parts were present. I happened to have a CH Number 1 frame buttstock which fit on perfectly. And the forend I had made to meet the requirements for ths grade gun, using wood matching the original C-quality buttstock exactly in every respect.
The barrels were never re-browned or refurbished in any way--they have survived the many years since they left the Bernard foundry.. . the roll-stamped legend is still crisp and clear, and the bright bores are without flaws of any kind.
The case color too has survived very well in many areas or could be the results of an old re-case color, concerning the age of this gun---which, as a showpiece probably hasn't seen much action in the field.
The exceptionally fine scroll and game bird engraving is unique for a No. 4 Grade Parker, and has apparently been well protected for the past approx. 126 years.
I have always preferred Damascus, Fishtail top-levers, Smaller framed guns for the gauge, Exceptional wood, Unique engraving and the history the gun brings with it. ....this Parker Show - Piece has it all.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> The Double Gun Journal reserves all rights to the photographs herein published and to the first world rights to publishing a story on this gun in any future issue or publication we produce. The new owner must agree to this stipulation prior to closing of purchase.
THIS PARKER WILL BE ONE OF MANY OF MINE FEATURED IN MY STORY --- PLANNED FOR PUBLICATION IN PARKER PAGES WINTER 2024 !
Thank you for your interest,
Daniel Philip Cote'
Founder & Publisher
The Double Gun Journal--Since 1989
Price: $25,000.00
Antique: Yes
Shotgun Gauge: 12 Gauge
Manufacturer: PARKER
Bore Info: 12
Condition: Partially restored
Barrel Type: Fluid Steel
Contact Seller
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