The right side of the frame is dated "20.5" (May 1945 Showa). This late-war model features fixed blade and notch sights, a hot blue finish on a rough machined slide and frame, standard markings, scarce square-back cocking piece with rough machined serrations, and smooth mahogany grips. The Nagoya Arsenal manufactured approximately 4,500 Type 94 pistols in 1945. Includes a matching number magazine and russet leather Type 94 holster.

Excellent with 95% of the original blue finish. Displaying areas of high point and edge wear, handling marks, small nicks and dings, and typical rough machining of late war models. The grips are fine with small indentations, handling marks, and some gouges on the left panel. Mechanically excellent. The holster is very good with tight stitching, handling marks, some small scuffs and solid construction.

The right side of the frame is dated "20.5" (May 1945 Showa). This late-war model features fixed blade and notch sights, a hot blue finish on a rough machined slide and frame, standard markings, scarce square-back cocking piece with rough machined serrations, and smooth mahogany grips. The Nagoya Arsenal manufactured approximately 4,500 Type 94 pistols in 1945.

Fine with 70% of the original blue finish remaining. Displaying handling marks throughout, a mostly gray patina on the grip straps, small nicks and dings, and light cycling marks. The grips are also fine with small handling marks. The left panel appears to be a slightly undersized replacement. Mechanically fine.