This is a vintage Italian made pistol that was advertised in the popular 1940s magazines.  It was a direct mail order only and made by BRAVETTATA MONDIAL It was suppose to offer some kind of self protection for the ladies with the tear gas rounds ...or wishfully scare off any threat.  This little collectable .22 Cal is in exceptional condition, looking like new with no dings, scratches or rust.  It has, according to the instructions, a 6-round magazine (I have never tried to remove it from the gun). As you can see in the photos, it comes with three containers: (1) 10 tear gas rounds; (2) 6 crimpped blanks (pretty sure they are): and (3) another container with 6 additional tear gas rounds.  If one was to speculate that containers held 10 rounds each, one could conclude 4 blanks and 4 tear gas rounds were once fired through this pistol.  But I really don't know that as a fact.  This little pistol measures 4" Long x 3" Tall and the overall condition is like new.  Comes with specific instructions for safe and proper handling/loading/unloading, to include cautions to be observed, and even a little bore brush.  The many years I've had this, I have never shot it, nor ever wanted to, eventhough it looks like new.  This would be a great addition to any small pistol collection.  The highest SOLD price I seen while researching was on Guns America ...ending with a $150 winning bid.  That one had the original box, but no ammo ...this one has ammo, but NO BOX.

I don't know if it can be shipped. 

Asking $30

TRADE:  Will trade for 22LR ammo or ?
 
Too, I did notice Ebay does have a set of more indepth instructions available with Figures written in both English and French up for auction, if interested.