⚫︎︎ ⚫︎ ⚫︎ Product Overview This is a deadstock "Pocket Panel" from the 1980s, made by Teraoka Seisakusho. The design source is clearly the masterpiece of wall storage, "Uten Silo," but it has its own interesting features, such as a mirror on top and a small magazine rack function. The size is also slender, allowing for installation in more places than "Uten Silo." Above all, the original red color of the high-quality domestic plastic from that time is perfect for adding an accent to a room. ⚫︎︎ ⚫︎ ⚫︎ Specifications, Approximate Size, and Product Condition Size: Height 554mm, Width 184mm, Depth 80mm Although it is unused deadstock, there is slight rust on the edge of the mirror. Also, there is some dirt on the black partition board in the back. The paper box has a dusty smell, but it has been dissipating from the main body during the photography. In any case, these are not major defects and do not detract from the appearance of the time. There is no fading as it has not been exposed to light. An outer box and hanging nails are included. Finally, I have rated this as "no noticeable scratches," but please understand that this is taking into account the passage of time.