Manufactured in October of 1935 (10.10 Showa) with fixed sights, standard markings and a pair of ribbed grips. The trigger, bolt, and cocking piece match the pistol, with penciled matching numbers inside the grips, and both the nickel finished alloy base magazines are numbered to match, one also bearing the traditional "." stamp indicating the spare. With an early pattern brown leather clamshell holster and shoulder strap.