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WASDALE CLIMBING BOOK. A history of early rock climbing in the Lake District based on contemporary accounts from the Wastwater Hotel, 1863 1919
Published by Ernest Press;, 2006
Seller: Jarvis Books PBFA, Llanfairfechan, CONWY, United Kingdom
Association Member: PBFA
Seller rating 5 out of 5 stars
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Add to basket1st edition, but Limited de-luxe edition number 117 of 150 copies; signed by the author; 239 pages + 146 facsimile pages (including sketches and photographs), 40 black and white plates, 24cm. A tiny, faint and insignificant mark on outer fore-edges, but Fine in Fine d/w. An extremely well produced and captivating history of early climbing in the Lake District.
