From the Alps to the Andes (First Edition)

Stock Code:
1110002869303
Publisher:
London: T. Fisher Unwin, 1899.
Pages:
xvi, 299, 2 pages of advertisements.
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Zurbiggen was involved in some of the most important Alpine expeditions of the late 19th century. He acted as a guide for many of history's most famous Alpine ascents, including with Conway, Fitzgerald, as well as the Workman's. A scarce volume, this was one of the first published accounts by a prominent mountaineering guide.

Bound in original red publisher's buckram. Lettered in gilt on cover and spine. Illustration of pickaxed stamped in black on cover. Upper edge gilt, other edges uncut. Early inscription on FFEP: "Rev. W. W. Hough, October 1st 1900." W. Williams signature in pencil. Blue owners stamp of "J. W. Diamond" and booksellers sticker for Foyle's on FBEP.

Overall condition: Excellent. Spine slightly faded, with some fading to gilt lettering. Some black markings to covers here and there. Contents in excellent condition. Very well preserved. Multiple stamps and inscriptions to endpapers at front and rear.

Full title: From The Alps To The Andes: Being the Autobiography of a Mountain Guide.

First edition. London: T. Fisher Unwin, 1899. Thick 8vo. Original red publisher's cloth. Pages: xvi, 299, 2 pages of advertisements.

Provenance: From the library of Warwick H. Williams.

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