Track Your Order Status Online! Instant Delivery. It is obviously worn but still shines, wood looks good and the barrels are in decent condition. I know nothing about these guns and would like to figure out what kind of value it has. The Parker Gun Collectors Association has factory records for your serial number and you could order a research letter from them.I have a Parker bros.
Your gun with serial number 194996 would be about a 1921-vintage gun.
Later 26-inch barrels were added to the offerings in all three gauges. When originally introduced the Trojan Grade was only offered in 12-gauge with 28- or 30-inch barrels, and the 16- and 20-gauges only with 28-inch barrels. doubles built, and the 30-inch barrel 12-gauge was the most popular with just under 12,000 made, followed by the 28-inch barrel 12-gauges with 8,220. There were just over 33,000 Trojan Grade Parker Bros. In the Remington years, the Trojan Grade was offered with the Parker single selective trigger, but only a handful were so made. doubles - automatic ejectors, vent ribs, beavertail forearms or choice of grip style. The Trojan Grade was not offered with many of the options that were available on other Parker Bros. I use the word "all" very advisedly in the previous sentence, as nothing is absolute in these old guns. The 12-gauges were all built on 2-frames the 16-gauges on 1-frames and the 20-gauges on 0-frames. The Trojan being an economy model was only catalogued in "standard" specifications. The Trojan Grade was only offered in 12-, 16-, and 20-gauges, though the records show two 28-gauges were made. name on the sides of the reciever, and the forearm was a snap-on/off type rather then the lever-latch style used on the higher grade guns. hammerless guns, the receiver had less detailed profiling, the only engraving was Parker Bros. While the basic action was the same as other Parker Bros. economy model the Trojan Grade, introduced in 1912. Trojan Steel barrels were only used on Parker Bros.
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