Japanese Cast Iron Yaki-In Branding Stamp Vtg Wood Craft Sweets Crane Tsuru T139 replica From the late Edo period

From the late Edo period to the early Meiji period

Bent and folded corners (pages and cover)

It is used to hold down hanshi

[Right Panel Opened] 27 cm wide x 82

inside dimension: 69

Japanese Cast Iron Yaki-In Branding Stamp Vtg Wood Craft Sweets Crane Tsuru T139 replica From the late Edo periodVintage Iron Branding Stamp This is a vintage cast iron branding stamp called yaki in. This piece is meant to be placed over fire or coals and is used to mark wood, leather, fabrics, and most famously Japanese sweets such as manju. It has a tall and narrow simplified image of a crane (tsuru). Brown Iron C1930 Item weight: 102 grams Packed weight: 400 grams Approx. [Image] 5. 5 cm long x 1. 5 cm wide; [Whole] 35 cm long x 1. 5 cm wide x 4 cm tall Good