1882 Wood Engraving Konigsstuhl Cliff Rugen Island Baltic Sea Jasmund XGS6 XGNB3 298 Fifth Avenue

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1882 Wood Engraving Konigsstuhl Cliff Rugen Island Baltic Sea Jasmund XGS6 XGNB3 298 Fifth AvenueThis is an original 1882 monochrome wood engraving of the Knigsstuhl chalk cliff on the island of Rgen, Germany in the Baltic Sea. This cliff is the largest in Germany, found now in Jasmund National Park. Knigstuhl, meaning "King's Chair," is said to have gotten its name when Charles XII got tired during a battle against the Danes and needed to sit down. CONDITION This 129+ year old Item is rated Very Fine +++. Light aging throughout. No creases.