![NANGA PARBAT—HIMALAYAS. Herrligkoffer, Karl M. and Hans Hofmann. Schicksalsberg Nanga Parbat. Radebeul: Imago Strahlbild, [1955].](http://images2.bonhams.com/image?src=Images/live/2012-08/20/8314363-1-1.jpg&tmp=web300&top=0.000000&left=0.000000&right=1.000000&bottom=1.000000&dt=zoom_image "NANGA PARBAT—HIMALAYAS. Herrligkoffer, Karl M. and Hans Hofmann. Schicksalsberg Nanga Parbat. Radebeul: Imago Strahlbild, [1955]. Sold for US$ 812 inc. premium")
NANGA PARBAT—HIMALAYAS.
HERRLIGKOFFER, KARL M., AND HANS HOFMANN. Schicksalsberg Nanga Parbat. Radebeul: Imago Strahlbild, [1955].
511 images on 8 rolls of 35 mm film housed in cartons with printed labels, supplemented by 8 pamphlets, 8vo (147 x 207 mm), pamphlets lightly creased. All housed in cardboard carton with publisher's shipping label affixed.
First and only edition of this multi-media production on Nanga Parbat in the Himalayas, the world's eight largest mountain. Comprised of 511 views, mostly from the Willy-Merkl-Gedächtnis climbing expedition of 1953, contained on 8 individually titled rolls of film, each with a corresponding booklet containing commentary on the views by Dr. Hofmann and Dr. Herrligkoffer, who headed the expedition.
511 images on 8 rolls of 35 mm film housed in cartons with printed labels, supplemented by 8 pamphlets, 8vo (147 x 207 mm), pamphlets lightly creased. All housed in cardboard carton with publisher's shipping label affixed.
First and only edition of this multi-media production on Nanga Parbat in the Himalayas, the world's eight largest mountain. Comprised of 511 views, mostly from the Willy-Merkl-Gedächtnis climbing expedition of 1953, contained on 8 individually titled rolls of film, each with a corresponding booklet containing commentary on the views by Dr. Hofmann and Dr. Herrligkoffer, who headed the expedition.
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US$ 812
inc. premium
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