This is the largest size pail we know of, standing 8" tall and with another 4" of height added when the handle is upright. The pail is also 8" in dia. at its top opening. The handle has a single .5" hairline crease across its width and one of the two rivets holding it to the pail is a replacement. The walls of the interior retain most of their green paint but covered by small brown oxidation marks while the green paint is totally gone from the interior base and this is an oxidized brown color. The wonderful exterior scene has some scattered wear but remains quite beautiful and very glossy. Above Mickey's nose is a dark mark 3/16" wide by .5" tall but this is against the dark red of the boardwalk so that helps it blend. Another mark of significance is at the base of Minnie's upper ear where there is some surface oxidation of the metal removing some black paint from a spot about .25" wide by .5" long. There are probably a dozen or so similar marks about .25" dia. and for the most part positioned towards the back of the pail well away from the illustration area. While pail shows some obvious age and use, it is still quite spectacular and displays beautifully. From the Deak Stagemyer Collection.