Synopsis:

Attractive and all original Nagoya Kokubunji Japanese Military Nambu T14 with large trigger guard and matching nickled magazine made in April 1941.

Description:

Original and all matching Japanese T14 pistol with matching magazine, made by the Kokubunji factory under Nagoya supervision in April 1941. SN: 91411. Cal: 8mmNambu. Standard configuration T14 with drift adjustable front sight and fixed rear sight. Safety lever on left frame with safe/fire detents. Usual Japanese Arsenal markings. Right side of frame with Arsenal symbols followed by the full serial number. Frame dated 16.4 reflecting production in April 1941. Serrated wood panels with faintly penciled/matching numbers. Factory matching nickled magazine. Limited disassembly showing a matching cocking knob, bolt, and trigger.

Condition:

VG+ with bright original rust blue showing sharp edge wear and light freckling, especially on the grip straps, as one might expect from a Japanese military pistol made in 1941. Comparable condition strawed small parts and grips, neither showing any enhancement. Bright bore with sharp rifling. Perfect manual mechanics. A nice and all matching Japanese Nambu from early WWII.