Mountaineering Women by David Mazel (1994) North Carolina

Mountaineering Women by David Mazel (1994) North CarolinaStories by Early Climbers. Edited by Davis Mazel, former editor of The Climbing Art magazine. Anthology of writings by early women mountaineers. The excerpts range from 1850 to 1955. As you might expect, most of the 1800s stuff is in the Alps, and then we work further afield in the 1900s, with Annie Smith Peck and her ascent of Huascaran in Peru, Fanny Bullock Workman in the Karakoram, and Gwen Moffat describes her troubles as a (then and now) rare

Facing the Mountain that Killed my Father

This is considered a supplement to the 1973 Condensed Edition Climber's Guide to the Teton Range

Slim (relatively speaking) Bouldering guide to J-Tree

and so has some historical interest

climbing lingo and slang

Picket Fence

and part of which would go on to become the material for his definitive 2015 High Peaks guide

But considering it was considered way out of fashion before the '70s

Sharp End guide to Colorado's big scary canyon

By Stephen Venables

Heckmair died in 2005 at age 98

Small pocket paperback covering rock climbing in the Southeast states: North Carolina