Blade front and notch rear sights, with the "7,6" Showa date (June 1932) on the right side, straw finished small parts, and ribbed grips. Fixed sights, with a full blue finish, knurled cocking knob, ribbed grip and nickel alloy base finished magazine. Matching numbers are present on many components, including the firing pin, trigger guard, magazine and the grip panels. Includes a brown leather clamshell holster and a photocopy of a letter from a Wilford "Willie" Jenkins, who identifies himself as a member of the Flying Tigers and this pistol by serial number as his personal property. Per Jenkins' narrative, this pistol was recovered from a Japanese trooper who attempted an attack on their airfield and managed to damage a few aircraft before being gunned down; Jenkins was given credit for the kill shot, and took the pistol and holster as a trophy. The claims of Jenkins' narrative have not been verified, nor his status as a Flying Tiger.