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Not sure yet. Found a link on how to break it down and was going to do so this weekend. I will report back with pictures.
I found this online and its true of mine also...... "Many of the Chrysanthemum Seals were completely ground off, but some were merely defaced with a chisel" |
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Very cool. I wonder if it once belonged to one of my late relatives?
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Looks like a Type 38 with a School marking on the receiver. A photo of the serial number area will disclose the Arsenal and other bits of info. Parts should match on an assembly number and not to the serial.
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Be careful with the staked screws. I suggest that you leave them alone.
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