Infor on WWII era LLAMA made in Spain
Looking for information on a LLAMA 32 caliber hand gun. The gun is chrome with brown grip. The following information is stamped on the barrel: Gabilundo Y CIA-ELCOIPAR (Spain).
I believe it was made some time around World War II and belonged to my father. I'd like to know if there is any history about this make of gun and also what it's approximate value may be. It has a soft leather brown holster with a pocket for the clip. I believe this may have been a gift to my father as it has his name engraved into it.
Thanks for any information you can provide.
I believe it was made some time around World War II and belonged to my father. I'd like to know if there is any history about this make of gun and also what it's approximate value may be. It has a soft leather brown holster with a pocket for the clip. I believe this may have been a gift to my father as it has his name engraved into it.
Thanks for any information you can provide.
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Llama was in business from 1904-1990, so it's difficult to identify any of their firearms without photos. Use this procedure to post photos:
http://forums.gunbroker.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=259294
Most likely your gun was imported by Stoeger after the war. There is little collector interest in Llama's, so value would not be great.
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In .32 and chrome it makes me think it is a post war Model XA. Since trivial and bothersome little details like whether or not the pistol has a grip safety or a vent rib, and perhaps even tossing in a couple of photos of the gun, which would have helped with the ID, were not felt necessary. 0
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