VINTAGE WOOD MANDOLIN VEGETABLE SLICER Wood Vegetable Cutter Japanese Mandolin Style Possibly Benriner This smaller vintage wood mandolin style vegetable cutter has Japanese writing on each end. It looks like a Benriner slicer, but I could not find a name on it anywhere. It is missing one of the screws that holds the blade in place, and the original owners name has been written in red marker on the wood portion of the slicer. It does have some rust and discoloration on the blade and metal screws. The wood has a nice old aged patina to it. The blade is still sharp. The slicer measures approximately 12 OE inches long, 3 oe inches across, and 1 1/8 inches wide. The blade is approximately 1 inch wide, and 3 OE inches long. The blade is set into the wood at an angle. There is a screw that would move one section of the wood up or down to get the vegetable being sliced the desired thickness. While not useable as is, this would make a great addition to any collection of vintage kitchen gadgets, especially if displayed with other gadgets used in canning or preserving food. When properly packaged it will ship at a 2 pound rate.