Königreich Sachsen : Christian Gottfired Daniel Stein - Original Kupferstich - 1849

Königreich Sachsen : Christian Gottfired Daniel Stein - Original Kupferstich - 1849

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Königreich Sachsen : Christian Gottfired Daniel Stein - Original Kupferstich - 1849Koenigreich Sachsen Kartenmacher Kupferstecher: Christian Gottfried Daniel Stein Kartenmacher Verleger: J. C. Hinrichs'sche Buch und Landkartenhandlung Gre in cm: 38 x 49,5 Bild Gre in cm: 42,5 x 50,5 Blatt Jahr: 1849 Technik: Kupferstich Erscheinungsort: Leipzig Zustand: Gut Anmerkung: Altkoloriert ! Handkoloriert ! Stichwrter: Antike Landkarte Karte Kartusche Meilenzeiger Legende Region: Europa Deutschland Ostdeutschland Sachsen

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I used this to change the oil on my BMW M8 with the S63 engine. It was a perfect fit. It extended far enough onto the filter housing to be quite secure with no risk of slipping off and stripping the housing. It was snug on the housing and did not bind up due to having a loose fit. The tool feels well-built and I suspect it will outlive me given my occasional personal use. It would still probably hold up well even for daily shop use as long as it was not abused (repeatedly dropped, slammed around, etc).

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Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2025