Manufactured by Nagoya Arsenal in March, 1940 (15.3). Standard factory stamp and model markings on the frame. Fixed sights, large trigger guard, magazine safety, and knurled three-ring cocking knob. With serrated grips, a brown leather clamshell holster, an a canvas lanyard.

Very fine, with 80% of the blue, showing areas of brown patina, edge wear, and scattered handling marks. The grips are good, with a small crack in the base of the right panel and a heavy safety drag line on the left. Some parts are mixed or unnumbered. Holster is good, with some scuffs and verdigris. Mechanically excellent.

Manufactured circa 1894-1923, with many seeing use in WW II. Fixed sights, with the stacked cannonball Koishikawa (Tokyo) Arsenal symbol on the right side over the model and serial number markings, niter blue hammer and trigger, and checkered grips. With a brown leather flap holster, shoulder strap and cleaning rod.

Excellent, with 90% of the original blue finish, showing areas of brown patina, scattered spotting, and mild edge wear and handling marks. Strong and vivid niter blue is present on the hammer and trigger. The grips are excellent, with crisp checkering. The holster and strap are fair, with scuffing and cracks. Mechanically very good.