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Having a clear out and have heaps of autobiographies, guide books, and general mountaineering books on various subjects, all a decent amount of years old, question is are they worth listing and are folk interested or is it a charity shop job ?

In reply to Dark-Cloud:

I'd list all of them, except Extreme Rock, which isn't worth a lot to be fair and is actually quite hard to shift even from charity shops these days, a bit like David Niven autobiographies or Reader's Digest anthologies, although you might like to drop it off at one just to see.

So what you got?

In reply to felt:

Ha ha, yeah unfortunately not Extreme Rock, but here goes, probably get told off as they should be in for sale so will copy them over there too:

Guidebooks:

Costa Daurada - Mark Galister and Ema Medara, Rockfax guide, prob 15 years old !
Northern Limestone - Alan James, Mark Glaister, Cris Craggs, Rockfax Guide, prob same age as above
Peak District Climbing - Joe Coefield and Jon Barton, 2008

Climbing and Mountaineering:

Tibets Secret Mountain - Chris Bonington and Charles Clarke, Paperback (PB)
Against the Wall - Simon Yates, PB
A slender Tread - Stepehen Venables, PB
This game of Ghosts - Joe Simpson, PB
Learing to Breathe - Andy Cave, PB
Dark Shadows Falling - Joe Simpson, PB
Life and Limb - Jamie Andrew - PB
Eiger, The vertical Arena, Daniel Anker, Hardback (HB)
The bok of the Climbing year, Cameron McNeish, HB
Psychovertical, Andy Kirkpatrick, HB
Troll Wall, Tony Howard, HB
The flame of Adventure, Simon Yates, HB
The Beckonng Silence, Joe Simpson, HB
The Everest Years, Chris Bonington, PB
The White Spider, Heinrich Harrer, PB
Into Thin Air, John Krakauer, PB

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In reply to Dark-Cloud:

I'll take please....

Against the wall
Life and Limb

Cheers

In reply to Pkrynicki1984:

No problem, pm me and we will sort something out