Original Japanese WWII Two Barrel Type 90 Flare Signal Pistol Serial C-05629 with Scrubbed Markings MG 34 Ammo Storage except for a small tear

except for a small tear near the belt hanger

The Germans made repeated attacks on the bridge using bombs attached to driftwood

This flamethrower showed no deformation at any time so it has a great deal of useful life left

no match for the breech loading rifles of the Europeans

The Zuckerman helmet

Original Japanese WWII Two Barrel Type 90 Flare Signal Pistol Serial C-05629 with Scrubbed Markings MG 34 Ammo Storage except for a small tearOriginal Item: Only one Available. Now this is something we do not see every day. Made by the KAYABA SEISAKUSHO (Factory) between 1930 and 1945, only about 10,00 Double Barrel versions of the Type 90 were manufactured with a very poor survival rate. Firstly these were used on Aircraft and on Naval vessels and as History has shown us the Japanese were very determined fighters and did not surrender easily in fact most of the production run of these