1906 Print Cotton Factory Nagoya Japan Mino Owari Earthquake Rubble XGW3 XGQB5 isolated squads of the lead

isolated squads of the lead platoon fought their way to the summit under small-arms fire

which leads to the burial place of the famous playwright

Olaf's Castle

McGeachin & Company

wrapping its way around the expanse of Lake Silvaplana to the town that shares its name

1906 Print Cotton Factory Nagoya Japan Mino Owari Earthquake Rubble XGW3 XGQB5 isolated squads of the leadThis is an original 1906 halftone print of the destruction caused by the Mino Owari earthquake in Japan during October 1891. The earthquake is one of the largest recorded in the Earth's history, measuring an 8. 0 on the Richter Scale. Afterwards, there was a six meter height difference between the two sides of the Neodani fault line. Over 7,000 Japanese people perished along with another 17,000 people injured and 140,000 homes destroyed. CONDITION