Japanese Type 14 Nambu Pistol – Showa 19 (1944) – All Matching – No Import Mark

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Offered here is an original Japanese Type 14 Nambu semi-automatic pistol dated Showa 19 (1944), representing late-war Imperial Japanese Army production during the final year of World War II.

The Type 14 was the standard sidearm of the Imperial Japanese military and saw extensive service throughout the Pacific Theater. This example is correctly marked with Japanese arsenal and inspection stamps and retains its original wartime configuration.

Details:

• Model: Type 14 Nambu
• Caliber: 8mm Nambu
• Date: Showa 19 (1944)
• Serial Number: 63,3xx range
• All numbers matching
• Original wood grips
• Correct late-war configuration
• No import marks

The pistol retains its original wartime finish and displays honest handling wear consistent with service use. Markings remain clear and legible. The late-war machining characteristics typical of 1944 production are present, reflecting Japan’s wartime industrial conditions.

The absence of any modern import markings strongly suggests a period bring-back example.

Historical Context

By 1944, Japanese industry was under extreme wartime strain. Late-production Type 14 pistols such as this were issued during the height of the Pacific conflict and would have been carried by officers and NCOs during some of the war’s most intense campaigns.

Condition

Very good original condition:

• Matching serialized components
• Strong original finish
• Correct wartime grips
• Mechanically intact
• Clean military profile

An increasingly difficult to find all-matching, non-import WWII Japanese sidearm suitable for the advanced Pacific Theater collector.

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