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Here are some photos of my 3.10 (Oct. 1928) dated holster. It bears the arsenal mark of Osaka (the crossed cannons). I bought this with a 3.6 dated Tokyo pistol. Note the welted edges on the ammo pouch and on other edges. Also, the rivets are different on the latch plate. It has no firing pin pouch and it has the early oval shoulder strap rings. The shoulder strap is a later type - If anyone has an early strap with welted edges available I'd sure be interested in it.

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