Camp 4 by Steve Roper (SIGNED) SEKI

Camp 4 by Steve Roper (SIGNED) SEKISteve Roper was an early and frequent visitor to Yosemite Valley he wrote the very first 1964 guidebook! This memoir tells his perspective on those early days, living and climbing amidst the many names we all know: Chouinard, Robbins, Harding, Steck Excellent condition first edition hardcover. 255 pages, with black and white photographs. This copy dated and inscribed to Alan Lamb with a short letter also tucked inside the cover.

A great many photos showing the sequences and general direction of ascent for the boulders

Like most coffee table books

b&w with computer maps

Looks pretty nice

Fifth edition guide to Frankenjura — a classic and well-respected guide

A formidable mountain indeed

and update the previous two-volume 1967 edition

Cordillera Blanca: Peru's Treasure Trove by Jim Boyer

and the realization that many foreign climbers' English skills may be limited to belay commands

Gasherbrum IV by Randy Leavitt

Softcover format

and a great number of color photographs new to this edition