Blade and ladder sights, with early anti-aircraft wings. The chamber has no Imperial mum, only the "2/ Type" model marking, with the left side of the receiver marked with the assembly number, serial number and the Nagoya arsenal "fighting fish" factory mark. Smooth two piece stock with the cupped buttplate, side mounted sling swivels and a drain hole ahead of the trigger guard. Matching numbers on the bolt.

Good as assembled and refinished, showing areas of brown patina among the 75% blue finish, along with mild handling marks, edge wear and spotting. Mixed/ restamped numbers on the takedown hardware. Stock is good, with mild pressure dents and handling marks. The forearm has been reshaped. Mechanically excellent.