An impressive large cabinet specimen featuring a dense and striking formation of dark olive-green to almost black epidote crystals. The specimen is richly covered with numerous well-developed prismatic crystals displaying pronounced longitudinal striations and an attractive vitreous lustre. Their varying sizes and intergrown arrangements create a dramatic three-dimensional structure, with many individual crystal faces catching the light beautifully. The dark epidote crystals are accompanied by small pale cream to pinkish mineral aggregates, provisionally identified as albite, with possible minor quartz. These lighter areas provide an appealing natural contrast to the deep green epidote. Measuring approximately 21 cm in length and weighing 1.44 kg, this substantial specimen has a strong visual presence. Extensive crystal coverage is visible from several angles, making it an attractive display piece for a serious mineral collection. The specimen is attributed to the famous Knappenwand epidote occurrence in the Untersulzbach Valley, Salzburg, Austria, based on its crystal habit, colour and mineral association. As no original locality label is available, this attribution should be considered probable rather than confirmed. Condition: Good overall cabinet condition, with numerous well-defined crystals and attractive lustrous faces. Some crystal terminations show natural contacts, edge wear and small chips, as visible in the photographs. The specimen is offered in its present condition. Please examine all photographs carefully, as they form an important part of the descriptio