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Dinka, Carl
Dividing the West Coast Trail
Oakville, ON, Canada
Chamborg Holdings
2003
0973219505 / 9780973219500
First Edition
Soft Cover
Very Good
Morrison, Don
Softcover presumed first edition. This is a very clean tight copy with only a touch of edgewear. Nicely illustrated. Not an easy title to locate, this is a superior copy
092488
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20.00 USD
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Holbrook, Stewart H.
The Rocky Mountain Revolution
New York
Henry Holt & Co
1956
First Edition
Hard Cover
Good
Ex-Library
Stated First Edition. Decorative endpapers. Ex-Library - usual stamps, stickers and markings. Very small ink mark on title page, otherwise the interior is clean. Cover has some shelfwear and discolouration with sunfading of the spine.
034141
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14.75 USD
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Hornbein, Thomas F.
Everest: The West Ridge
Seattle, Washington, U.S.A.
Mountaineers Books
1998
0898866162 / 9780898866162
Soft Cover
Very Good
Illlustrated
Very slight edgewear and faint creasing of spine and covers, otherwise a fine clean tight and bright copy -In one of mountaineering's great-st adventure stories, Thomas Hombein tells of his and Willi Unsoeld's dramatic first ascent of Everest's West Ridge -- a route that had been dismissed as hopeless by all previous expeditions. Part of the first successful American expedition, Hombein and Unsoeld ascended beyond "the point of no return" to make the summit, and were then forced to bivouac at 28,000 feet without food, shelter, or oxygen in what is one of mountaineering's most compelling survival stories.
NS12965
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9.99 USD
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