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Star Model Super Thanks to Kyrie Ellis / Moderator - Cruffler_Forum on Yahoo Groups for his contribution for this page ... Star_Super_L.jpg Left side of Star Model Super, chambered for the 9x23 Largo. Note the Star trademark, company name and address, and the caliber designation on the center of the slide. Also note the proof marks of the Eibar proof house on the frame above the trigger. mmediately above these proofs is the late Spanish Army property mark. Star_Super_L_CU1.jpg Close up of the left side of slide and frame; the proof date code of "S" indicts it was proofed in 1948. Star_Super_Proof.jpg Extreme close up of the proof marking, and the late Spanish Army property mark. The late Spanish Army property mark takes the form of the letter "I" in the bomb symbol. Star_Super_R.jpg Right side of the same Star Model Super. Note the model designation on the slide, and the military property marking ("E.T. 6841") on the frame. The lever immediately above the trigger is the take down lever, and it is this simplified disassembly method that makes the pistol a "Super". Star_Super_PropNbr.jpg Extreme close up of the military property marking on the right of the frame, located immediately in front of the take down lever. Star_Super_SN.jpg Extreme close up of the bottom rear of the frame, immediately behind the magazine well. Note the serial number placement and the "SUPER" model designation.