DAW 2014. Later Edition. Mass Market i.e. 4 by 7 inch softcover. New Condition varies from Fine to Near Fine. Please inquire as to specific condition/N/A volume is softcover. Novel DAW paperback
"Hand-Book of Colorado" With Maps and Illustrations J.A. BLAKE & F. C. WILLETT Publisher. Hand-Book of Colorado. With Maps and Illustrations. Second Year of Publication. Denver: J.A. Blake & F.C. Willett 1872. First edition of second publication although no first publication has been listed on OCLC nor at auction in last 40 years. Octavo. 131 pp. 5 ads. Original purple pebbled colth gilt-stamped on front cover. Front endpapers are ads as is rear paste-down. Front hinge starting spine with small split to cloth covers stained extremities rubbed very good. Contains ads of the period and maps as well as a map with railroad connections. HBS 66658. $500 J.A. Blake & F.C. Willett hardcover
Reprint. 4to. Grey boards with black backstrip gilt and gilt strip. No DW. 124pp including index. Illustrated. Occasional mark to covers contents nice and bright. VG. The Grolier Club. Kraus Reprint. New York. 1953 hardcover
First Edition. DW. 180pp including bibliography and index with 72 colour illustrations at rear. A few marks to boards o/w near fine in wrapper that has sl. signs of wear to edges and is sl. creased and soiled to tail of spine. The British Library, London. 20000 hardcover
Second edition. Thurd Printing. Green grey boards illustrated to upper. No DW. vii 55pp plus 38 plates. Some shelf wear to lower board o/w a lovely bright copy. VG. The Huntington Library, California. 1969 hardcover
Second revised edition. DW. 224pp. Illustrated. Fine in sl. sunned wrapper that has small mark left by price label. Rupert Hart-Davies. London. 1968 unknown
-Merrell Publishers 20 Mar 2006-. First thus. Illustrations by Peter Blake. Pictorial boardsand quarter cloth. Fine no dustjacket issued -Merrell Publishers (20 Mar 2006)- hardcover
Jonathan Cape 1990. Hardcover. Very Good. Jonathan Cape 1990. Very good. Hardcover Clean tight in dust jacket. 288 pages. Out-of-print and antiquarian booksellers since 1933. We pack and ship with care. Jonathan Cape hardcover
St. Martin's Minotaur. Hardback. Fine/Fine. 1. 2004. Hardback. Fine. First Edition. First Print. Signature only by author on the title page. Authors first book. Very collectible copy excellent addition to your collection. Dust jacket is protected with a Mylar cover. Books are packed and shipped in boxes. St. Martin's Minotaur hardcover
Stoneydale Press Stevensville: . Softcover. Brand new book. The third in a series of full-color guidebooks for peak-baggers in Glacier National Park titled "Climb Glacier National Park - Vol. 3" by mountaineering-photographer Blake Passmore of Kalispell Montana has been released. This 176-page softcover guidebook is issued in 6 by 9-inch format and was written specifically for use by beginners and intermediate hikers and climbers. Volume 3 features routes to many scenic peaks located on the west side of Glacier near Apgar and West Glacier as well as six peaks that straddle the Continental Divide. Routes to Glacier's iconic Heaven's Peak as well as the incredible Iceberg Peak and Edwards Mountain are sure to lure any climber who is looking for a unique experience in Glacier's rugged terrain. Passmore has also included trail hikes for those who do not want to tackle the challenge of off-trail travel. Four of Glacier's Lookouts which are either on top of a mountain or on the route to a mountain summit are also featured in Volume Three. The third volume features routes to the following summits: Mount Grinnell Swiftcurrent Mountain South Iceberg Peak Iceberg Peak Ahern Peak Heavens Peak Mount Vaught Stanton Mountain Huckleberry Mountain Apgar Lookout The Belton Hills Mount Brown Edwards Mountain Gunsight Mountain and Lincoln Peak. Like it predecessors this volume features over 300 full-color photos many of which have the red line drawn on the photo to aid climbers in locating a safe way through a particular section of the climb. In addition to the red-line this volume also features panoramic summit shots with peak identification. Volume Three includes all the features of the previous volumes. Glacier National Park has been called the "Crown of the Continent" with good reason. This area is spectacular and the best way to see it is from the top of the peaks. Mountaineers have been climbing in this area well before the park was established in 1910 and by using "Climb Glacier National Park" aspiring modern-day climbers can also stand on the summits of this Montana "jewel." Passmore has a vision to introduce beginners to the incredible experience of seeing Glacier National Park from the summits. He has received numerous comments regarding readers climbing their "first" summit in Glacier. Most of them were thrilled by the experience. Many other readers simply enjoy looking at the photos and vicariously enjoying the climb from the safety of their home. Volumes One and Two are permanent fixtures in the ranger rescue cache at Logan Pass and in the Two Medicine Valley and Passmore hopes they will never need to be used in a rescue. Passmore a long-time mountaineer is a contributor to the world's most popular mountain climbing website Summitpost.org. His extensive on-line writing includes mountain descriptions route guides trip reports and articles related to climbing as well as contributions featuring the history of Glacier National Park. Passmore is a native of northwestern Montana; he has a Bachelor of Arts in History and a Master's of Education from Montana State University. When he is not climbing in Glacier National Park he works in health care field in the Flathead Valley. Stoneydale Press, Stevensville: paperback
Stoneydale Press Stevensville: . Softcover. Brand new book. This 192-page guidebook is issued in 6 by 9-inch format and was written specifically for use by beginners and intermediate hikers and climbers. The concept for the book is for readers to "See the Route�Follow the Route." Climbers are guided by use of photographs marked with red lines from the trails to the summits of 16 peaks. Included are in-depth descriptions of 16 on-trail and off-trail routes to summits near Logan Pass in Glacier National Park. In excess of 300 full-color photographs 16 full-color maps G.P.S. Waypoints and elevation profiles for each route and written descriptions are used to relay information to help beginning and intermediate climbers safely reach as well as return from these lofty summits. In addition to the included the routes "Climb Glacier National Park" also includes route and difficulty ratings for each climb survival scenarios a section on medical emergencies in Glacier National Park panoramic photos with peak identification and detailed information for reaching the trailheads for each climb. Glacier National Park has been called the "Crown of the Continent" and there is good reason for it. This area is spectacular and the best way to see it is from the top of the peaks. Mountaineers have been climbing in this area well before the park was established in 1910 and by using "Climb Glacier National Park" aspiring modern-day climbers can also stand on the summits of this Montana "jewel". Peaks in and around Logan Pass the Garden Wall and Siyeh Bend are frequently the first place that aspiring mountaineers climb in Glacier National Park. All of the summits featured in this guidebook are achievable for climbers who are fit and willing to attempt the climbs. Research for the book required several summer climbing seasons in 2010 alone Passmore climbed over 100000 vertical feet in Glacier National Park while researching photographing and gathering mapping data. The peaks featured in this volume include Mount Oberlin Clements Mountain Mount Cannon Bearhat Mountain The Dragon's Tail Reynolds Mountain Heavy Runner Mountain Piegan Mountain Pollock Mountain Bishops Cap Haystack Butte Mount Gould Going-to-the-Sun Mountain Matahpi Peak Mount Siyeh and Cataract Mountain. The full title of Passmore's new book the first-ever-full-color book on the subject is "Climb Glacier National Park Illustrated Routes For Beginning and Intermediate Climbers. Volume One: Logan Pass The Garden Wall and Siyeh Bend". There is another guidebook for climbing in Glacier National Park but Passmore's book includes updated information and utilizes current technology such as G.P.S. waypoints and profiles color maps and illustrated color photos to help mountaineers safely reach the summits. Passmore a long-time mountaineer is a contributor to the world's most popular mountain climbing website Summitpost.org. His extensive on-line writing includes mountain descriptions route guides trip reports and articles related to climbing as well as contributions featuring the history of Glacier National Park. Passmore is a native of northwestern Montana; he has a Bachelor of Arts in History and a Master's of Education from Montana State University. When he is not climbing in Glacier National Park he works in health care field in the Flathead Valley. Bob Sihler fellow Glacier National Park mountaineer and leading contributor to SummitPost.com the world's largest on-line climbing community said "Wow! This book is a great resource and its narrow focus is great for several reasons: it makes planning climbs easier and it is likely to appeal to a broad range of people. It has a place among my books!" Scott Burry M.D. Emergency Services Physician in Kalispell responded "I have to say the amount detail of the routes is impressive. I think this is the strongest guidebook I've ever seen. Edwards leaves a lot of room for error in interpretation but this is almost idiot proof. I'd like to add something to feel useful but it just rocks the way it is. If you climb around Logan Pass this is THE ONLY guidebook to have." Rod Graham an aspiring Glacier National Park mountaineer commented "This paradise that God has presented us with is awesome but this guidebook will be the key to the door for many people to experience His wonder. I confess a momentary cloud passed over my excitement as I selfishly thought of the droves of tourists flocking to the top of Reynolds Mountain or Matahpi Peak due to this work. It may in part actually reduce the traffic or at least direct achievers in the safest and most doable route which of course was your goal along. ISBN: 1931291861. Stoneydale Press, Stevensville: paperback
New York:: United Book Guild 1947. First edition thus. Cloth. Good. Covers slightly bowed. Cloth frayed at corners and spine. Slightly shaken. United Book Guild, hardcover
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