Hello, this item is a Fiala Arms .22 caliber semi automatic pistol manufactured in the United States during the early 1920s, accompanied by its original detachable wooden shoulder stock and leather holster. Fiala Arms Company was active briefly between approximately 1919 and 1922 and is best known for its Model 1920 pistols, which were produced in limited numbers and marketed as compact sporting or utility arms. The example shown corresponds to a .22 caliber pistol with a long barrel and matching serial number 1255 visible on the barrel, consistent with known surviving examples. The detachable stock transforms the pistol into a short carbine configuration, a feature that reflects early 20th century experimentation with hybrid handgun designs. The presence of the correct period stock and leather holster significantly enhances historical interest, as many surviving Fiala pistols are found without these accessories.

The condition is consistent with honest age and long term storage, with visible wear to the blued finish, particularly along the barrel, and general handling marks to the wood stock. The metal surfaces show no obvious structural damage in the provided images, and the wooden stock appears intact with a stable finish. Fiala pistols are considered scarce due to the company’s short production run and are actively collected within the early American semi automatic firearms market. Comparable examples with matching numbers and original stocks typically trade in the range of USD 2,500 to USD 4,000, depending on overall condition and completeness. Given the matching serial numbers, inclusion of the original stock, and fair overall condition, a current market value of approximately USD 3,000 to USD 3,800 is appropriate.