This is a Coleman water jug. The color is metallic green. I purchased it from a shop that deals in vintage American items. It appears to be from June 1975. The size is approximately 24 cm in height (excluding the handle) and 21 cm in diameter at the base. I believe it's a 1-gallon size. The inner lid cup, which is often missing, is also included. There are scratches, dents, paint peeling, rust from paint peeling, warping, dirt, scuffs, and discoloration such as yellowing. I have washed it, but there are areas, such as the bottom, where the dirt cannot be removed. The inside has small stains, but I didn't find any areas with severe dirt. There is a fairly noticeable dent on the top. There are also small dents. In addition, there is rust on the metal part where the large lid is removed. There was also rust on the inside of the handle. The bottom seems to be warped (deformed), and it wobbles when placed on a flat surface. The handle appears to be warped and is not symmetrical. There are scratches, but I don't think there are any large cracks. As shown in image 14, there is a gap between the metal part and the white part below. The Coleman decal is cracked. There is also some peeling. I have confirmed that it doesn't leak water. I have lightly wiped it down to maintain the vintage feel, but I have not performed any detailed cleaning. Also, since it is old, it does not have the same cooling capacity as recent or new items. If you intend to use it, please wash it thoroughly before use. If you have any concerns, please refrain from purchasing. The LED lighting panel in the first image is not included in the sale. I am looking for someone who understands the aging of vintage and antique items.