Manufactured in 1922 as one of fifteen 16 gauge AHE guns made by Parker in this configuration per the table on page 325 of "The Parker Story" by Gunther, Mullins, Price, Parker, and Cote. Dual bead sights on the matted, solid rib that bares no markings. The barrels have standard Remington period markings on the flats, are marked "D GRADE" on the left side of the lumps along with "MOD"/"MOD" choke markings and an "AJ3" Remington repair code, and have 2 3/4 inch chambers with ejectors. The casehardened action displays beautiful full coverage engraving consisting of fine scrollwork and line borders surrounding a pheasant in flight on the right, a pheasant standing on the left, a pair of jack rabbits on the trigger plate, a setter on the underside toward the front of the action, and a pair of pheasants on the trigger guard. Nicely figured, fancy checkered walnut forearm with engraved fittings and Deeley latch release and Pistol grip stock with blank brass inscription oval in the grip cap, checkered fleur-de-lis carved flats, and White Line vented recoil pad. The gun is identified on page 496 of "Parker Gun Identification and Serialization" as an A6 grade hammerless ejector gun. Barrel and stock measurements (R/L): bores 9 inches from the breech both measure .668 inches; choke constriction .017/.018 inches; minimum wall thickness .029/.034 inches; 1 7/16 inch drop at comb; 2 3/4 inch drop at heel; 14 13/16 inch length of pull; weight 7 lbs 4 oz.