Search Results: MOUNTAINEERING from Thomas A Goldwasser Rare Books

London: Longmans, 1884. First edition. Original blue cloth, a bit used, traces of removed paper on front endpaper; very good copy.

San Francisco: The Sierra Club, 1930. Cloth backed boards, spine label, fine copy. One of 1500 printed by Taylor and Taylor.

London: T. Fisher Unwin, 1908. Second edition. Original orange buckram, leather label (rubbed), binding a bit soiled, but a very good copy.

London: John Murray, 1896. First edition. 346 pp., 2 folding maps. Original green cloth, faded and marked; the front cover decoration is fairly bright, inner hinges and ends of the spine expertly strengthened; internally fresh and almost entirely unopened. With an inscription: "Lent to the Guild of Saint John of Beverly Deaf library by Selwyn Oxley", with the Society's bookplate, a laid-in photo postcard of their 1928 garden fête, and notes on the endpaper referring to page 280 which contains an account, with a picture, of in-musubi and kuji-no-shimpo "extraordinary pantomimic gestures...the weirdness almost impossible to describe...resembles a sort of dumb alphabet"

London: Chapman and Hall, 1856. First edition. Original rose cloth, slight wear and fading; very good.

London: Longman, 1859. First editions. Four volumes. Original cloth, gilt. Small tear at the head of the spine of the first series, its covers somewhat darkened, but a very good copy; Both volumes of the 1862 second series have old ink shelf numbers on the spine, and bumped corners, but also are in very good, bright condition Ball edited the first series, Kennedy the second. A fine copy of the 1932 Third Series is also included. Four volumes. Neate 18-20-22.