As part of my WWI/WWII pistol collection I collected the Japanese triple crown of Military sidearms which are the Type 26 Revolver, Type 14 and Type 94 semi-auto pistols. Here for your inspection are pretty nice examples of each of these pistols with the appropriate accessories and yes, they are still fully active.
The first in this group is the very recognizable Type 14 pistol with the large Manchurian trigger guard to allow use of gloves with the pistol. The date code on the pistol is 19.9 which shows it was made in September of 1944 and the gun has one original matched magazine that came with it.
The second in the group is this Type 26 revolver which is in particularly nice condition with a unique serial number 49994. FYI. This pistol is double action only and has a pretty smooth trigger pull.
Lastly, the third gun in this group is the somewhat ugly Type 94 which was designed as a replacement for the difficult to make Type 14. This early pistol has a date code 16.7 which shows it was made in July of 1941 and it also came with an original matching magazine. Of special note is the somewhat scarce course weave, canvas, last ditch holster for the gun.
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