Unfortunately, it is not a Colt. As you say, it was made in Spain, one of many thousands of inexpensive pocket pistols turned out in that country from c. 1910-1936. Few are of even acceptable quality for any extensive use, though they might work OK for a while. Retail value, in fully functional condition, is generally well under $100 and most dealers will not buy them or take them on trade because they can't resell them.
Certainly keep the pistol for sentimental reasons, but I suggest not depending on it for any serious purposes.
The caliber is 6.35mm, which is called .25 ACP in the U.S.
Jim
Certainly keep the pistol for sentimental reasons, but I suggest not depending on it for any serious purposes.
The caliber is 6.35mm, which is called .25 ACP in the U.S.
Jim
