A very fine Parker Bros. shotgun, made by them in Meridien, Connecticut in 1896, so no FFL is required. The barrels are a very handsome Damascus twist pattern, and the steel mounts are nicely engraved. There is a small silver escutcheon plate on the bottom of the stock. The butt plate appears to be thermal plastic. The stock has fine checkering at the wrist and on the forend. The hammers are internal. Dimensions: The gun is 46 inches long overall, with the barrels being 30 inches long. Processing and shipping within the continental U.S. $105.00 plus 1.5% replacement cost insurance. The gun is in the white, but the condition is very good to excellent. The checkering is smoothly worn, but still entirely visible. The action is crisp and sound. The buttplate has a crack in it. The bore is dusty, but clean.