Original Japanese WWII Imperial Navy Nambu Type 90 Three Barrel Flare Signal Pistol - Serial 1788 Category_Brunswick Guns 38 submachine gun started its

38 submachine gun started its life under requirements from German Heereswaffenamt (HWA

The vest has two shoulder straps

- From 6 November 1970 to 17 July 1971

The output from the black powder pellet travels through a flash tube to initiate M9 propellant inside the paper tube assembly

Original Japanese WWII Imperial Navy Nambu Type 90 Three Barrel Flare Signal Pistol - Serial 1788 Category_Brunswick Guns 38 submachine gun started itsOriginal Item: One of a Kind. Now this is something we do not see every day. Made by the KAYABA SEISAKUSHO (Factory) between 1930 and 1945, only 5,100 of these very scarce three barreled flare pistols were made, most all for the Imperial Japanese Navy. Twice as many of the double barreled versions were made. This example is marked on the top of the top barrel with the Kayaba logo which is followed by a cherry blossom and the Imperial Japanese Navy's