Feb 16, 2019 - This was the original Llama pistol, dating from 1931-32, in 9 mm. When first issued no model number was assigned but the factory catalog. Mar 21, 2017 - On a Llama it is usually on the left side of the frame just above the trigger guard. On that pistol it will probably be a letter followed by a number, with an * between.
My wife has a Llama.380 she inherited from her step-father. I'm trying to identify it. I know the basic history of Llama but I'm not sure exactly what model we have. The serial number is 563842 which I *think* puts production somewhere around 1970-ish.
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Also, based on the fact there are no vents in the rib, I believe it's a IIIA, series 2, variation 3. This is all based on my research online but I'm certainly not 100%.
I'll take and post photos if that will help. It's not a bad shooting little gun.
Much more accurate than I expected. My last question: any idea on value? 
My wife has no sentimental attachment to it so we'd like to possibly sell or trade.
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I just got a new (to me) 1911 from my Dad - it's at least 30+ years old - same markings. Markings: Right: 'LLAMA' ESPECIAL - On right side of slide 4672xx (Serial # above right side of trigger) Left: 'LLAMA' GABILANDO Y CiaVITORIA(ESPANA) CAL.45 - ON LEFT SIDE OF SLIDE Above the left side of trigger: A circle with a P in it with what looks like flames coming out of the top of the circle then a box with an X and more flames? Coming out of the top, then N*1 I'm curious if I can customize it, and get it up to a carry gun.
I'll try to get some pictures taken this weekend, and post them up there - I'm also interested in aging the gun - finding out were it was made etc.