Manufactured between 1910 and 1928. Similar in form to the Browning/FN model 1910 but using a Spanish patented mechanism. The left side of the slide is marked "AUTOMATICA ESPANOLA-PATS 62004 Y 67577/BUFALO 7.65 (.32 CAL.)". With fixed sights and smooth hardwood grips with inset brass buffalo medallions.

Very good with 80% original blue finish displaying areas of thinning finish and edge wear with some light spotting and minor pitting. Grips are good with scattered handling marks, small indentations and verdigris. Mechanically good. Missing magazine.

Commonly categorized as a "RUBY" type pistol coming from the early 20th century cottage gunsmith industry in the Eibar region of Spain. With fixed sights, nitre blue trigger and checkered hard rubber grips. The left side of the slide is marked "PISTOLA AUTOMATICA SINGER Cal 7.65". With standard Spanish proofs.

Fine with 60% faded original rust blue finish. Displaying areas of light spotting throughout, some light pitting, edge wear, small scratches and minor dings. Grips are very good with clear markings, some smoothed checkering, and light handling marks. Mechanically functions but needs some adjustments.