Designed as a takedown version of the standard Type 99 Arisaka bolt action service rifle for use by Imperial Japanese Army paratroopers, utilizing a screw wedge on the right side to allow the barrel and forend section to separate from the action and stock section. Features fixed winged blade front sight and folding rear sight with anti-aircraft wings, a retained mum with two added strike lines on top of the receiver, smooth pistol grip stock with cupped buttplate, partial matching serial number "717" marked on the bottom of the bayonet lug, bottom of the barrel lug, bolt handle and extractor along with "685" assembly number on various components. Fitted with a reproduction tan web sling. Includes a Type 30 bayonet with maker markings on the blade indicating manufacture by National Denki (National Electric) under Kokura supervision and numbered "16987" on the rear of the pommel, with scabbard and leather frog.

Very fine, retains 85% original blue finish with some scattered patches of light pitting overall with brown patina on the balance. Stock is also very fine, with scattered scratches and dents, and defined edges. Mechanically excellent.