Description
The Type 14 Deactivated Nambu is a historically significant collectible representing one of the most recognizable Japanese military sidearms of the Second World War. Originally adopted by the Imperial Japanese Army in 1925, the Type 14 Nambu became the standard service pistol for officers and remained in use throughout much of the war.
This deactivated example is intended exclusively as a historical display piece for collectors, museums, and military history enthusiasts. Its original appearance preserves the distinctive features that have made the Type 14 Nambu an important artifact of twentieth-century military history.
Collectors value these examples for their unique design, historical markings, and connection to wartime Japanese manufacturing. Depending on the production period, variations in finish, serial numbers, inspection stamps, and component details may provide additional historical interest.
Whether displayed in a private collection, educational exhibit, or museum, the Type 14 Deactivated Nambu offers an opportunity to appreciate the craftsmanship and historical significance of one of Japan’s best-known military sidearms.
Please Note: This item is a permanently deactivated historical collectible intended for display and educational purposes only. Buyers are responsible for complying with all applicable local laws regarding ownership and possession.
An Original Type 14 Nambu, dated April 1940
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