Spanish Eibar-Type .25 ACP "PISTOL AUTOMATIC CAL 6.35" Vest-Pocket Pistol, 2 in Barrel, Steel Frame, Manual Safety, Spain Marked
This unbranded Spanish-made vest-pocket automatic is an Eibar-type pistol patterned after the Browning 1906, chambered in .25 ACP (6.35 mm). The slide is marked "PISTOL AUTOMATIC CAL 6.35," and the frame carries the export "SPAIN" stamp along with a small "EB" monogram on the right side. Its compact, micro-size form and 2-inch barrel reflect the classic pocket-pistol pattern from Spain’s Eibar region.
Condition
Overall Condition: Poor condition.
Bore Condition: Fair - Generally clean, some residue or smudges, slight corrosion.
Bore Rifling: Fair Rifling - Worn rifling, slight loss of definition.
Specific Condition Notes: The firearm is currently inoperable because the included magazine is missing the follower. We could not verify function due to the magazine disconnect. Sold as is.
What’s Included
- Small leather flap holster with brass-stud closure
- Detachable steel magazine with witness holes (spring deformed/broken; follower missing)
Made in Spain, this micro-size .25 ACP automatic follows the familiar Browning 1906 pattern common to Eibar-region pocket pistols. The slide legend reads "PISTOL AUTOMATIC CAL 6.35," and the frame bears the export "SPAIN" stamp, with a small "EB" monogram on the right side that further ties it to Spanish manufacture.
It uses a simple blowback action with a hammerless internal mechanism and a manual safety. A magazine disconnect is present. The slide has vertical rear serrations and a right-side ejection port, aligning with the straightforward, utilitarian design of these vest-pocket autos.
Sighting is fixed, featuring an integral front bead and a shallow rear notch for a low-profile presentation. The steel frame is paired with wood grips that have a square waffle pattern, providing a classic period-correct look and texture.
The barrel measures 2 inches, keeping the overall footprint extremely compact for discrete carry typical of its era. While unbranded, the markings and layout reflect the Eibar school of manufacture and its close relationship to early Browning pocket pistols.