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Routes and Rocks in Mt. Challenger Quadrangle-SIGNED by Fred Beckey
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Routes and Rocks in Mt. Challenger Quadrangle-SIGNED by Fred Beckey

by Tabor, R.W. and D.F. Crowder

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Routes and Rocks in Mt. Challenger Quadrangle-SIGNED by Fred Beckey
By Tabor and Crowder
Rare copy, SIGNED by Fred Beckey the climber who made hundreds of first ascents throughout the range. Elusive First edition, 1968. Includes map in rear pocket. One inch by one-half inch light coffee stain on rear panel, otherwise a near fine copy. Corner bumped. Scarce guidebook that includes lost hiking and approach routes.
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A Climber's Guide to Smith Rock, Beacon Rock and Stein's Pillar
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A Climber's Guide to Smith Rock, Beacon Rock and Stein's Pillar

by Jeff Thomas

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A Climber's Guide to Smith Rock, Beacon Rock and Stein's PillarBy Jeff ThomasThe ORIGINAL and hard to find guide to Smith Rock. This is the guide that started it all-0 leading Smith Rock to become the original mecca for sport climbung in the United States.Over all good to VG condition. Small tear on spine, small white stain on cover, water marks on rear cover. A little bit grubby.
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The Glittering Mountains of Canada
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The Glittering Mountains of Canada: A Record of Exploration and Pioneer Ascents in the Canadian Rockies

by Thorington, J.M.

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An exceptionally nice copy of likely the most important early book on the Canadian Rockies. Thorington was the undisputed authority on the range and made many early ascents. John W. Lea, Philadelphia, 1925. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: VG-, chips and some darkening. 8vo pp. xvxi, (2), 310, preface, frontispiece photograph, illustrations, panoramas, and maps, (collated), Gift inscription on front pastedown. Limited edition one of 1500, signed. book. This copy is not signed by Thorington (as many are) and is not numbered (as many are), but includes the scarce and fragile dust wrapper. The wrapper has a large chip at the top of the spine and a lesser one along the bottom of the spine, and then several chips along the bottom of the rear panel. The book itself is bright and clean, with the gilt lettering bright. A collector's copy.
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