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London: Rupert Hart-Davis, 1959. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. First Edition. Large Octavo. 240 pp, more than 35 b&w ilustrations - w&w photos, 11 titled chapters & epilogue; "Attempts and Successes Aug 1935 thru Aug 1958; fold out photograph of Eiger, A route Guide. index. Very light external wear; binding tight & square, pages clean, unmarked. 6.25" x 9.25" dark blue synthetic papered boards, blue stained top-edge, silver spine letters, in illustrated red DJ. DJ with heavy micro-edgewear all around top/bottom up to 1", also a chip fr upper hinge, inner flap clipped. DJ handles nicely in acetate protector. .

Rupert Hart-Davies, 1965. First Thus. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. First Thus of the New Edition Revised and Augmented. Signed Harrer on the title page in blue marker. 310pp., with b/w photos throughout. Translated from the German by Hugh Merrick. Moderate shelfwear, corner bumped, else a Very Good copy in a Very Good price-clipped dust jacket that has a touch of light wear, but is not chipped or torn. // This Edition includes 72 additional pages in which Harrer gives a full account of recent climbs.

Rupert Hart-Davis, 1960. Later Printing. Hardcover. Very Good/Good. Scarce, signed by Anderl Heckmair and Heinrich Harrer on the title page. (at the time of this publication Heckmair and Harrer were the only surviving members the 1938 German/Austrian team who successfully reached the summit via the North Face in 1938 by what is known as the "1938" or "Heckmair" route) Second Printing 1960. 240pp., illustrated with b/w photos throughout, 4 in color, and folding photo at the back (in excellent unused condition). Blue cloth stamped in silver on the spine. light shelfwear, slight bumping to the bottom corners, else Very Good in a Good price-clipped jacket that has edgewear, some chipping at the bottom corners, and damp staining along the bottom edge.