Unused Item: Nanbu Terumikodo-zo, forged handle, 10-type Arare, Nanbu iron kettle, Nanbu ironware, iron kettle Dimensions: Height (including handle): 16 cm Width: 16.5 x 15.5 cm Opening: 7.5 cm Capacity: 0.7 liters Weight: 1284g Nanbu Terumikodo (Terui Seisakusho) The shop name "Terumikodo" was named by the founder, Yaichi Terui. Terui Seisakusho began in the late Meiji era in Rokumachi, Morioka City (present-day Sakana-machi), where they ran a tea and inn business. Along with the sale of tea, they began to handle tea utensils, and they also had an iron kettle factory next door. Later, the factory moved to Esashi Koji (present-day Minami-Odori), and in the 1950s, it moved along with other workshops in Morioka City with the opening of the handmade village, in which they participated in the management. Unfortunately, Terumikodo (Terui Seisakusho) closed in 2008, and new, unused items have become less common. Please forgive any slight errors as this is amateur measurement. A single item of a Showa-era, unused, stored Nanbu Terumikodo 10-type (0.7 liters). There are no problems with the condition of the product, inside and out (see each image). This product has been treated with the traditional yakinuki (burning) oxidation film process. Iron supplementation, etc., can be used without any problems. The forged handle is fixed, and the attachment is secure. Individual differences exist in the perception of condition, so please carefully examine the description and images before making your decision. If there is any doubt about the images and product comments, the actual item images will take precedence. Please ask any questions if you have any concerns or doubts. The item is only the current item. A trivet is not included. For customers who wish, we will include a simple instruction manual. Please feel free to ask. I think there are individual differences in how the condition is perceived, so please refrain from purchasing if you are a nervous person. Please do not hesitate to ask any questions before purchasing. Type: Iron kettle, Nanbu iron kettle, Nanbu ironware, cooking utensils, iron supplementation, iron kettle