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Men Against the Weather
alive Alive: The Story of the Andes Survivors (used mass-market paperback) By Piers Paul Read.
1974, Avon, 318pp, 7x4".
(Near Fine)
"Their plane crashed high in the Andes. Their only shelter was the plane's shattered fuselage, their only supplies a little wine and some bits of candy. In the beginning, there were thirty-two survivors. Then, only twenty-seven; then nineteen . . . and, in the end, sixteen. This is their story--the greatest modern epic of catastrophe and human endurance."
$2.75
1 lb
arthurpilg_ Arthur: A Pilgrim (used mass-market paperback) By Arthur Blessitt.
1985, Blessitt Publishing, 360pp, 7x4". Arthur begins his journey with only his faith. Tells of his experiences carrying the cross in many different countries. The most hospitable: Poland. The least: United States. .
(Fair, light water damage)
$2.25
1 lb
everestepi_ The Epics of Everest (used mass-market paperback) By Leonard Wibberley.
1954 (1966), Dell/Mayflower, 191pp. Describes the attempts to climb Mt. Everest, leading to the Hillary expedition of 1953.
(G)
Nepal
$4.00
0.5 lbs
mrsmarcopol Mrs. Marco Polo Remembers (used hardcover) By Mary Parker Dunning.
1968, Houghton Mifflin Co , 203pp. 1st printing. "Autobiographical account of author's travels with her husband in Asia and the Far East in the early 1900s; later in the Far East and Southern Europe, and 1954-56 in Africa, Nepal and Australia."
(Library discard with usual markings.. Good in poor DJ)
$4.75
1 lb
withinreac Within Reach: My Everest Story (Yound adult edition) (used trade paperback) By Mark Pfetzer
and Jack Galvin.
1998 (1999), Scholastic, 224pp. A 16-year-old climber tries to become the youngest to climb Mt. Everest. Abridged edition for young adults: Intended for junior and senior high school students.
(Near Fine)
$5.00
1 lb
