The Story of Alpine Climbing by Francis Gribble - Newnes 1904

The Story of Alpine Climbing by Francis Gribble - Newnes 1904

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The Story of Alpine Climbing by Francis Gribble - Newnes 1904Title: The Story of Alpine Climbing Author: Francis Gribble Publisher: Newnes Publication Date: 1904 Format: Hardcover Condition: This book is in good condition for its age other than some minor signs of wear. Reader's note The Story of Alpine Climbing by Francis Gribble is a captivating nonfiction book, with this edition being published by Newnes in 1904. The book, with its blue cover, offers a unique insight into the history of mountaineering and

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