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  1. 105 mm Type 92 (1932) Field Gun

    Technology

    The 105 mm Type 92 (1932) Field Gun is readily recognized by its long slender barrel and trail. The recoil mechanism is hydro-pneumatic in which the air is in direct contact with the liquid in the rec...

    REL/19476

  2. Nambu Type 14 Pistol

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    Maker: Nagoya Army Ordnance Factory

    Nambu Type 14 semi automatic pistol. Machined blued steel frame and top slide with a three ring knurled cocking knob at the rear and a safety lever on the left side. The frame is stamped on the left s...

    REL/01172.001

  3. Nambu Type 14 Pistol Holster

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    Maker: Unknown

    Nambu Type 14 Pistol Holster.

    REL/01172.002

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