The right side of the pistol slide is marked with the Nagoya B followed by the serial number. The Showa date of "19.2" is located on the right side of the frame behind the grip panels. Inspection marks are stamped on either side of the date.

Very good as refinished with 95% of the chrome plating remaining with minor flaking on the muzzle and underside of the trigger guard. There is also some small spots of discoloration on the underside of the trigger guard. Scattered overall light handling marks. The grips are excellent showing little wear and only a few light pressure dents on the lower left panel.

The right side of the upper frame has the four intertwined cannonballs of the Kokura Arsenal, next to the serial number over the Showa date of 5.11 (November, 1930). The home made grips are hardwood with 10 grooves.

Poor with faint traces of finish mixed with light to moderate pitting. The grips are fair. They appear to have been painted black at one time which is about half worn off with scattered overall minor dings and a small chip on the right heel and the panel is loose fitting.

The right side of the pistol slide is marked with the Nagoya B mark and the serial number. The top of the bolt is marked with the partial serial number "058". The Showa date of manufacture "19.4" is located on the right side of the frame behind the grip panels. Inspection marks are stamped on either side of the date.

Very good as refinished with 99% of the chrome remaining. There are a few small spots of discoloration on the barrel, scattered minor overall scratches and a small area on the left side of the frame of minor pitting chromed over. The grips remain in fine condition with scattered overall minor dings and scratches.