Search Results: Mountaineering from Dale Cournoyer Books

London: Longmans,Green & Co., 1903. First Edition . Hardcover. Vg+/No Jacket. xii, 342 pgs. b/w photo illustrs. 2 maps, including a large folding colour map at end with a short tear at the inner hinge, not affecting the map portion. Original grey cloth with very little wear.Light scuffs and crease to the front cover...not unsightly (see photo) Previous owners name in pencil to front endpaper.Clean and fresh text. Accounts of climbs in Alberta & British Columbia,1897-1902 with the last chapter "a note on sport and game in the Canadian Rockies." Lowther,1519. Edwards & Lort, 3407. Whale,1468.

N.Y.: The American Alpine Club, 1953. Revised Edition (5th printing) . Cloth. Vg+/No Jacket. 12mo. 319 pgs. Red cloth with very light scuffs and minimal fading.First published in 1921, this 5th printing coincided with the 50th anniversary of the American Alpine Club.

New York: The Macmillan Co., 1923. Later Printing . Hardcover. Near Fine/No Jacket. 8vo. 466 pgs. Multiple b/w photo illustrs. 3 maps (including a larger folding map at end) Gently used and tightly bound. No names or marks in text. An excellent copy.

Canmore, Alberta: Alpine Club of Canada, 1996. 1st Edition Paperback . Soft cover. Vg+/No Jacket. 4to. 140 pgs. b/w photos. Gently used copy with lightly scuffed covers. No names or marks in text.

Ottawa: Gov't.Printing Bureau, 1905. First Edition . Decorative Cloth. Vg+/No Jacket. Heavy 8vo. 459 pgs.with many b/w photo illustrs.and full page plates.Maroon cloth,lightly scuffed.Corners gently bumped.Internally fresh,tightly bound.Previous owners bookplate to front endpaper. A Gov't. survey of the Selkirk Range,with a history and description of travel,exploration and mountaineering by one of the founding members of the Canadian Alpine Club. Lowther,1548.

London: John Murray, 1954. Later Printing . Hardcover. Vg+/No Jacket. 414 pgs. b/w illustrs. 5 folding maps at the end appear unopened. Owners name and brief note to front endpaper. Cloth lightly faded along the spine. An excellent copy and a classic mountaineering diary.