Rare Edo no Hana Ukiyo-e 35.5x24cm Tobigashira Edo Firefighting Iki Machitobi Edo no Hana

This is an antique Edo no Hana De-zome Shiki Ukiyo-e poster. The dimensions are approximately 355mm (height) x 240mm (width). As this is a considerably old antique item that has been stored at home for some time, please refrain from purchasing if you are a nervous person who is concerned about minor details. This is an antique item that was found while tidying up the house. I am an amateur and do not understand its value, so please judge from the images. Matoi, Hikeshi (firefighter), Hashigo-nori (ladder balancing), Sasa (spear-like pole), Hanten (happi coat), De-zome Shiki (New Year's fire review), Tobigashira (firefighter chief), Edo Firefighting, Iki (stylish), Machi-bobi (town firefighter), Shitamachi (downtown Tokyo), Edo Firefighting, Edo Firefighting Association, Sensu (folding fan), Musha-e (warrior prints), Ukiyo-e (woodblock prints), Hanga (prints), Kamakura, Horicho, Asakusa Horicho, Japan, Horiyu Mutsumi, Sengoku Busho (warring states generals), Jorakuji, Busho (warrior), Guardian Deity, Iki, Tokyo, Rare, Iki, Matsuri-isho (festival wear), Matsuri-yoho (festival goods), Mikoshi (portable shrine), Koshu (high quality), Shikaku (deerskin), Gassai-bukuro (drawstring bag), Shingen-bukuro (drawstring bag), Kago (basket), Kinchaku (drawstring bag), Yukata (cotton kimono), Kimono, Wafuku (Japanese clothing), Iki, Kago (basket), Kinchaku (drawstring bag), Shikaku (deerskin), Inden (lacquered deerskin), Inden (lacquered deerskin), Kagome (basket weave pattern), Te-age-bukuro (handbag), Wafuku (Japanese clothing), Yukata (cotton kimono), Samue (work clothes), Jinbei (casual wear), Matsuri (festival), Mikoshi (portable shrine), Taiko (drum), Ohayashi (festival music), Kigarui (chanting), Hanabi Taikai (fireworks festival), Matsuri (festival), Ennichi (temple festival), Iki, Matsuri Sensu (festival folding fan), Unisex, Tora (tiger), Tiger, Tiger, Tekka (gambling), Dabo-shatsu (work shirt), ASAKUSA, Jinbei (casual wear), Samue (work clothes), JAPAN, Nyusei (tattoo), Irezumi (tattoo), Hori-mono (carving), Hori-mono (carving), Hori-mono (carving), Nichigetsu Shinji (divine revelations), Asakusa, Senso-ji Temple, Shitamachi (downtown Tokyo), Edo, Meiji, Showa, Taisho, Shaji-butsuden (shrines and temples), Fudo Myoo (Acala), Dainichi Nyorai (Mahavairocana), Ashura (Asura), Amaterasu Omikami (Sun Goddess), Shugoshin (guardian deity), Shugorei (guardian spirit), Morigami (guardian deity), Morigami (guardian deity), Shichifukujin (Seven Lucky Gods), Hotei (Hotei), Daruma (Daruma doll), Daruma (Daruma doll), Daruma (Daruma doll), Engi (lucky charm), Engi-mono (lucky charm), Iki (stylish), Iki (stylish), Botan (peony), Sakura (cherry blossom), Ume (plum blossom), Shochikubai (pine, bamboo, plum), Matsuri (festival), Matsuri (festival), Sansha Matsuri (Sansha Festival), Asakusa, Nakamise (shopping street), Matsuri (festival), Edo, Betsuchu (special order), Tokudai (extra large), Dainichi Nyorai (Mahavairocana), Bonji (Sanskrit characters), Aunk (seed syllable), Ban (seed syllable), Shittan-moji (Siddham script), Fudo Myoo (Acala), Collaboration, Asakusa, Sumo, Osmo (Grand Sumo), Irezumi (tattoo), Nyusei (tattoo), Irezumi (tattoo), Bunshin (tattoo), Shita-e (preliminary drawing), Showa Retro, Butsuzo (Buddhist statue), Ryu (dragon), Dragon, Dragon, Butsuga (Buddhist painting), Osmo Rikishi (Sumo wrestler), Yokozuna (Grand Champion), Nyusei (tattoo), Irezumi (tattoo), Tattoo, TATTO, Hand towel, Tenugui (hand towel), Rakugo (comic storytelling), Mikoshi Rengo Gyotō (portable shrine parade), Wasshoi (chant), Mizukake Matsuri (water splashing festival), Ehon (picture book), Tomioka Hachimangu Reitaisai (Tomioka Hachiman Shrine Grand Festival), Shashinshu (photo collection), Shitamachi Times Sha, Wasshoi (chant), Fukagawa Hachiman, Mizukake Matsuri (water splashing festival), Shashinshu (photo collection), Tattoo, Rare, Zetsuhin-hin (out of print item), Horitoku (tattoo artist), Irezumi (tattoo), Irezumi (tattoo), Hori-mono (carving), Tattoo, Irezumi (tattoo), Musha-e (warrior prints), Zankoku-e (cruel paintings), Irezumi (tattoo), Yurei-ga (ghost paintings), Gakuso (framed), Ukiyo-e, Genshoku Nihon Irezumi Taikan (Original Japanese Tattoo Encyclopedia), Haga Shoten, Iizawa Tadashi, Fukushi Katsunari, Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, Utagawa Kuniyoshi, Horishi (tattoo artist), Sandai-me Horiuno, Horimon, Sandai-me Horigoro, Nidai-me Horiyoshi, Horiyoshi, Horikin, Horibei, Aka Fuji (Red Fuji), Katsushika Hokusai, Ukiyo-e (woodblock prints), Hanga (prints), Poster, Fugaku Sanjurokkei (Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji), For those who like these!