Original Japanese WWII Imperial Navy Nambu Type 90 Three Barrel Flare Signal Pistol with Carrying Holster - Serial 5127 British Antique Guns 1940—nearly a year before the

1940—nearly a year before the United States entered the Second World War (1939–1945)

brought on by the sensational finds of the German amateur archeologist Heinrich Schliemann at the site of Ilium

Royal Berkshire Regiment

His weight dropped to about 80 pounds

The liner is the correct high pressure WWII issue and stamped with the logo for the Mine Safety Appliance Company (MSA)

Original Japanese WWII Imperial Navy Nambu Type 90 Three Barrel Flare Signal Pistol with Carrying Holster - Serial 5127 British Antique Guns 1940—nearly a year before theOriginal 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