Two old kozutsumi (small hand drum) skins. They show signs of use, peeling, and cracking, but there are no tears and they are in relatively good condition. The thickness of the skins is average. Skins from this era are extremely rare, and even if they exist, few are actually usable. The skins commonly found have been left unused for many years, and most have lost too much oil. These skins are not just usable, but are at a level where they can be used in practice. They have been well-maintained, and the skin on the left side in the image, when combined with a drum body that resonates well, has a good elasticity and produces a clear sound. In fact, all the resonating drum bodies I own sound great when paired with these skins. By the way, a drum body alone can cost over 500,000 yen. Old Edo-era drum bodies that resonate well can cost several million yen. Please refer to the images for more detailed condition information. Thank you very much.