norton lieutenant colonel e f

Book Description: P., Payot, 1928, in 8° broché, 394 pages ; illustrations. Illustré de 15 photos hors-texte (Perret, 3219). Bel exemplaire. PHOTOS SUR DEMANDE. Bookseller Inventory # 56920

Book Description: Hardcover. Book Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. 1925 Longmans, Green, NY, 1st edition, thick 8vo, pp.xi, 372, color frontis w/ tissue guard, 7 color illustrations & 24 bw photos, 2 maps (1 color folding), uncut, blue cloth; cloth w/ light fading to spine, small tear top spine, few marks back cover, bookplate on front endpaper, hinges tight, maps w/ no tears, very good. --------------------------------------------- One of the most amazing stories in mountaineering history! The third British Everest Expedition of 1924 which saw George Mallory and Andrew Irvine heading into the clouds for the top. This is one of the classics of mountaineering literature. Increasingly hard to find. Book. Bookseller Inventory # 14342

Book Description: London Edward Arnold & Co First Edition, 1925. Thick 8vo. xi, 372pp. With colour illustrations and black and white photo plates, plus folding panorama and folding map to rear. Dark green cloth gilt. A few minor marks, slight creasing to spine but generally a very good copy of this important work, the last in the Everest trilogy. Bookseller Inventory # 4131

Book Description: Edward Arnold & Co, London, 1924. Library Binding. Book Condition: Very Good+. No Jacket. First Edition. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" Tall. 372pp. illustrated with a folding map and 32 plates, eight in color. This mountaineering classic is the third of three works recounting the British Everest expeditions of 1921, 1922 and 1924. It includes contributions by many of the climbers, including leader E.F. Norton and General H.G. Bruce, who led the 1922 climb. It was during this 1924 ascent that George Mallory and Andrew Irvine made their last, controversial attack on the summit, only to disappear in a storm at 28,000 feet. Their attempt is documented in this volume by N.E. Odell, who from afar watched their progress towards the summit. "Odell's vigil at 27,000 feet waiting for the return of his friends is one of the greatest episodes in mountaineering history" (Francis Farquar). Ex-Library. Bookseller Inventory # 005641

Book Description: Edward Arnold & Co., London, 1925. First Edition. 4to. original green cloth gilt, uncut (some discrete damp staining to fore-edge of cloth & outer leaves, near prev. ownership details to FFE, trifle leaf edge spotting, else clean & bright); pp. xii (last blank), 372, with 32 plates (8 in colour, 1 double page) & a colour folding map. Otherwise a very good, clean copy. [Neate N31: Norton took over the leadership of the 1924 expedition during which he climbed to a height of c. 28,100 ft without oxygen]. Bookseller Inventory # 004445

Book Description: Edward Arnold & Co., London, 1925. First Edition. 4to. original green cloth gilt, uncut (slight wear to extremities, edges a bit rubbed, prev. owner's details in pencil to FFE, top edge a bit dusty, the odd mark, else internally clean); pp. xii (last blank), 372, with 32 plates (8 in colour, 1 double page) & a colour folding map. A very good copy. [Neate N31: Norton took over the leadership of the 1924 expedition during which he climbed to a height of c. 28,100 ft without oxygen]. Bookseller Inventory # 004446