Developed in 1929 and accepted by the Japanese military forces in 1934. Manufactured in November 1944 (19.11 Showa). With typical late war features, overall blued finish, rough machined parts, standard markings, and smooth grips. With extra non-matching magazine.

Very fine. 85% plus original blue finish remains with some edge wear and cycling marks and scattered nicks and dings. The grips are good with moderate dings on each panel and some slight edge chipping. Mechanically excellent.

Manufactured in May of 1943 (18.5). Fixed sights, with blue finish, strawed smaller parts, checkered grips and a blue magazine numbered to match the pistol. A correct model leather flap holster and extra non-matching magazine are included.

Excellent. 97% original blue finish remains with areas of mild edge wear, small nicks and dings, and a slight plum patina on the barrel shroud. The grips are good with some dings in the checkering and surface scratches. Mechanically excellent. Holster is fine with tight stitching, overall solid construction, and moderate scuffs throughout.