GECADO  was the trade name of  G.C.Dornheim A.G in Suhl/Germany, but I have no idea who made it.
 
 

I have this mark on several guns but do not know who it belongs to.   I have a Union 1 with the same mark.

Caliber: 7.65mm - .32acp
Overall Length:
Height:
Barrel:
Weight:
Sights: fixed
Magazine Capacity: 6 round
Magazine Release: bottom of frame
Slide hold open Feature:
Grips: Checkered Walnut
Safety: center of frame
 
 

Handy  Model 1917 - Maker unknown, but it is an interesting gun with a spring loaded lever to lock the barrel bushing in place and a loaded chamber indicator on top of the slide.  It also has a proof on it that I do not recognize, but I do know it is not Spanish.  This gun is more a copy of the 1910 Browning with the spring around the barrel, barrel bushing and Browning looks but it does have Ruby features as well.  This is the only one I have ever seen and I do not know the number produced although this gun has a 4 digit serial which would indicate, at least, 1535 guns.  The Handy also comes in 9mm short or .380 cal.

There is a gun listed called a Rex which is an almost duplicate of this gun made by Gregorio Bolumburu.  The only real difference I can see is the shape of the mag release and the entwined GB on the grips.  This leads me to believe it was made by Bolumburu under a different name which is very common.  I remind you this is pure speculation on my part and not fact.
 
 

Proof  that appears to be a crown over something

Caliber: 7.65mm - .32acp
Overall Length:
Height:
Barrel:
Weight:
Sights: fixed
Magazine Capacity: 7 round
Magazine Release: bottom of frame
Slide hold open Feature:
Grips: Checkered hard rubber
Safety: center of frame

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