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Hello. Posting for your comments and viewing enjoyment. Sam has already helped me straighten out some information that was incorrect. First half of 1944, Seki-Na-Nagoya that appears to be in very nice shape. Saya paint is deep olive and at least 95% intact.

Best, John S.

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A very nice condition Type 95, Variation#5; sometimes called the “Nagoya side latch”.
 

This configuration with the aluminum hilt and side latch appear in the early 130k range and again in the low 200k range; along with other variations. According to my interpretation of my serial number cataloging, fewer than around ~5,500 would have been made. A relatively rare variation.

 

Nice find!

Thanks for sharing,

-Sam  

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Congrats, John!  It's a beauty!  You're now an official member of the side-latch community.  

I got lucky and have one from the 130's and one from the 200's.  Love them!

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