DUHAMEL (Henry). Au pays des Alpins. Grenoble, Falque et Perrin (Librairie Dauphinoise), 1899. In-4°, paperback, illustrated full cover. First edition, illustrated with numerous phototypeset photographs, drawings by Émile Guigues and two fold-out plates. The book includes a separate index of the engravings. History of alpine hunters in the Briançonnais. Bibliography. Also included: - FANCK (Arnold) and SCHNEIDER (Hannes): Les merveilles du ski. Paris, Fasquelle, 1931. In-4°, publisher's illustrated boards, with 240 illustrations in the text and 1000 film views. A reference work on the Arlberg skiing technique, which was the most developed at the time. Ex-libris Barattieri on title page. Crease to first pages. - COUTTET (James) and GAUSSOT (Philippe): Skiing. Technique. Compétition. Montagne. Chamonix, J. Landru, 1947. 3 volumes in-8°, stapled, in a soft cardboard case (tears, repairs). Illustrated with numerous photographs. - DIETERLEN (Jacques): Ski de printemps. Paris, Flammarion, 1937. In-8°, paperback, illustrated with 12 hors-texte photographs. - DIETERLEN (Jacques): Le chemineau de la montagne. Paris, Flammarion, 1938. In-8° paperback, illustrated with 16 hors-texte photographs. An account of the life of Léon Zwingelstein, who was the first to cross the Alps on skis. Set of 5 books on skiing and alpine hunters.