Scarce soft-flap, clam shell holster for the Japanese "Baby Nambu" semi-automatic pistol. The holster is made of soft, dark brown pig skin, with soft closure flap, straight edge closure strap with brass latch-plate, and ammunition pouch with fourteen catridge loops. The back of the holster has two oval, brass, shoulder strap rings and a single belt loop. The inside of the clam-shell flap is stamped with the Tokyo Arsenal symbol and inspection marks. The inside of the holster contains a blued steel type 14 pistol cleaning rod and has blocks for a spare magazine.

Very good. The holster leather holster is dark with light handling wear. The stitching remains tight. This is a very good example of a scarce Japanese holster.