No reserve price "Ruby" type of gun made by Eibar in Spain. The condition is reasonable, considering its age. Magazine can be removed and the trigger is movable. The sled is jammed. Front of the barrel is milled off. That's why I'd put it in a holster of a French WW1 display. Extra information: During World War I, the fierce fighting resulted in the French army having shortfalls in all sorts of arms. As the available domestic factories were occupied with the production of rifles and machine guns — and some others were under German control — foreign suppliers were instead sought. Since Spain already had an established firearms manufacturing industry, and as right next door but not involved in the war, they were approached immediately. The French Purchasing Commission selected firm of Gabilondo y Urresti-Eibar and their "Ruby" clone of the FN/Browning Model 1903 pistol in .32 ACP (7.65 mm) caliber. As the contract almost immediately escalated to 30,000 pieces a month, Gabilondo y Urresti subcontracted to a number of other Basque region manufacturers, including Bonifacio Echeverria. A number of variations were produced, mostly involving minor profile changes. Additionally, a number of different barrel lengths were made.