Reportedly, 13,000 of these pistols were manufactured. The left of the frame is marked "<Pist.a aut.a mod. 1913-16>/11565" ahead of an early Spanish military acceptance mark of a circle divided into three equal parts, and the top of the slide is marked "CAMPO-GIRO/PAT. 34798-54214/1904-1913/five pointed star inside a wreath/ESPERANZA/Y/UNCETA/GUERNICA". The star and wreath logo is also stamped on the left side of the magazine, which has a matching serial number located on the follower. Fitted with two piece checkered walnut grips. Lanyard loop at the base of the back strap. Complete with an unmarked Spanish military leather flap holster with a magazine pouch on the flap, leather strap, and a pouch on the back containing a brass cleaning rod.

Very fine as professionally restored, with 95% blue finish. Grips are also very fine with crisp checkering and some light handling marks. Mechanically excellent. Holster is fine.