Set of 12 items, 10 types of old ink sticks These are 12 ink sticks, believed to have been purchased by my mother, who ran a calligraphy class until about 25 years ago. (Photo 1) "From the top row, left to right" [Shoka] (Made by Kuretake Seishodo, boxed) 47g (90mm x 31mm x 13mm) It appears that a portion of the 3.5-cho type has been used. (Photos 2-4) [Hōun] (Made by Kuretake Seishodo) 2 pieces 61g (approx. 95mm x 31mm x 15mm) Partially used, with some stains. 59g (approx. 95mm x 31mm x 15mm) Partially used. (Photos 5-7) [Mitsubō Mujinraku] (Made by Kuretake Seishodo) 62g (approx. 117mm x 30mm x 14mm) Partially used. (Photos 8, 9) [Hōgyokushō] (Made by Kuretake Seishodo) 51g (108mm x 28mm x 11mm) Partially used. (Photos 8, 9) [Sanpōchō] (Made by Nanshoen) 35g (82mm x 26mm x 12mm) Partially used. (Photos 8, 9) "From the bottom row, left to right" [Shishin Dai Seifun] (Made by Genshōdo, boxed) 128g (approx. 160mm x 43mm x 16mm) Partially used. The original price tag is attached to the box. (Photos 10-12) [Hōkan] (Made by Nanshoen) 2 pieces 11g (58mm x 16mm x 8mm) Both are unused, wrapped in thin paper and stored in a box. The original price tag is attached to the box. (Photos 13-15) [Sakuragata] (Made by Kobaien, boxed) 12g (62mm x 15mm x 8mm) Also unused, wrapped in thin paper and stored in a box. The original price tag is attached to the box. (Photos 16-18) [Unchū Hisshōchō] 26g (51mm x 35mm x 11mm) Unused. The manufacturer is unknown, but the internet suggests it is made by Hu Kaiwen of Huizhou. (Photos 19, 20) [Ranen] (Made by Huizhou Ink Factory) 17g (76mm x 18mm x 8mm) Unused. The inscription is not clear, but the first character is "Ran" and the second character is "En". (Photos 19, 20) As mentioned above, many of these have been partially used, but I believe they are of a certain quality, so I have listed them for sale in the hope that you will use them. Thank you very much.