Manufactured circa 1933-1936, the Super Destroyer borrows liberally from the Browning/FN Model 1910 pistol in terms of mechanics but is designed to evoke the appearance of the Walther PP, then the hot new item on the market. If one overlooked the recoil spring bushing at the muzzle and the single-action trigger, the Super Destroyer could be easily be mistaken for the latter. Fixed sights, with the two-line caliber and model markings on the slide, "SUPER/DESTROYER" banners on the checkered grips, and maker's mark on the butt.

Very fine with 80% plus of the original blue finish showing extensive scattered spotting, bright edge wear and light handling marks. The grips are good with a chip absent from the bottom of the right panel and mild dents overall. Mechanically excellent.