Rare Megalodon Teeth Set

Yes, you read that correctly! These teeth came from a megalodon shark 2-10 millions years ago, that was possibly more than 55 feet long! This set of very rare megalodon teeth includes a bonus, necklace sized shark tooth.

Note from the Discoverer

Two unusual and pretty 5 1/2 inch long Megalodon shark teeth fossils that are somewhere between 2-10 million years old. I found them on two different dives in the sand at a depth of more than 110 feet while I was scuba diving in the ocean 40 miles offshore near Wilmington, North Carolina last summer. One was covered by a thin layer of sand and I recognized the big triangular shape as I swam over it. The other was on top of the sand which is why it is covered in coral and barnacles.

Both are 100% natural with no restoration. The shark they came from was possibly 50 feet long.

They come with both a plastic stand and a riker display case. And a bonus third tooth: a great white shark tooth fossil that could be made into a necklace.

Skiers on Tuckerman Ravine, Mt. Washington, NH Limited Edition Brad Washburn Poster

You can take home this gorgeous, limited edition Washburn photo! It even comes with a certificate of authenticity, and is #6 of a series of only 300.

About Washburn: Washburn visited many wild regions of the globe - including the Alps, remote Alaska, the Grand Canyon, even Mount Everest. A typical method for Brad's photo trips was to remove an airplane door and to secure his camera and himself to the plane; exceptionally warm clothing was critical, especially in wintry conditions. He's also a storied mountaineer having put up many first ascents of major Alaskan peaks, often with his wife Barabara. His legacy lives on in the AAC's Bradford Washburn American Mountaineering Museum and in his photos.

Edition: #6/300

Size: 22x28" paper

**Note: This photo does NOT do this gorgeous piece justice. It is so much more beautiful in person!

Autographed Copy of Chasing Shackleton by Tim Jarvis

In this extraordinary adventure memoir, Tim Jarvis describes his modern-day journey to retrace, for the first time ever, the legendary 1916 survival journey of Sir Ernest Shackleton - sailing a replica James Caird boat 1500kms across the Southern Ocean from Elephant Island, Antarctica to South Georgia and climbing over South Georgia's mountainous interior using the same rudimentary equipment, period clothing and technology as Shackleton. The original journey was described by Sir Edmund Hillary as "the greatest survival journey of all time".

Autographed copy of Beyond Possible: One Soldier, Fourteen Peaks - My Life In The Death Zone by Nimdai Purja

In this signed copy of Beyond Possible: One Soldier, Fourteen Peaks - My Life In The Death Zone, Nimdai Purja tells the story of his life before his recent epic achievement of leading the team that scaled K2 in winter. He reveals how leadership, a willingness to learn, integrity and collaboration are essential qualities behind the world's greatest mountaineering feats. Nimsdai is the first man ever to summit all 8000m 'Death Zone' peaks in less than 7 months, and this book reveals the man behind the climbs - how his early life in Nepal and Special Forces training made him the person to go beyond possible...

Nims was a member of the fully Nepalese team that recently made the historic first winter ascent of K2.

Signed Ski Book Collection

Kit DesLauriers and Mike Marolt are two of the most incredible skiers in history. They tackle big, wild peaks then ski off the top!

Get some insight and inspiration with this two book package including signed copies of Natural Progression: A Lifetime of Skiing the World's Greatest Ranges by Mike Marolt and Higher Love by Kit DesLauriers.

About Mike: Mike Marolt is the authority on skiing off big peaks. He's been doing it his whole life. His incredible life is captured in these pages. Pages you could be turning, getting inspired for your next ski adventure!

About Mike's Book: In a how-to guide not only for climbing and skiing the highest peaks but also for succeeding in life, Mike shares exciting tales of mountaineer accomplishments as he and Steve became the first Americans, north or south, to ski from one of the world's fourteen, eight-thousand-meter peaks; the first Americans and handful of people to attain multiple, eight-thousand-meter ski descents while skiing the sixth highest peak, and the first Americans to ski the North Ridge of Mount Everest.

About Kit: Kit DesLauriers made history by being the first person to ski from the summit of each continent's highest mountain-after climbing it.

About Kit's Book: Centered on her quest to climb and ski the Seven Summits, Higher Love is a hero's journey, rich with personal insights, life-threatening consequences, and a thrilling crescendo.

Collector's Package: Signed 1979 K2 American Alpine Journal 1979 and Original Whillans Harness

Every collector and lover of climbing history needs this package in their life!

For decades the AAC has been publishing climbing's foremost authority on climbing, chronicling major assents and expeditions. In all the years, the 1979 edition is one of the most remarkable! It features the harrowing story of the first Americans to stand atop K2: the 1978 American K2 Expedition. Signed by expedition leaderJim Whittaker, and team members Louis Reichardt, Jim Wickwire, Rick Ridgeway, Dianne Roberts, Bill Sumner, Terry Bech, and Skip Edmonds.

Plus, 1970's Whillans Harness from Jed Williamsonn is piece of history. It is a testament to how far climbing gear tech has progressed!

Rope, leather and webbing from parachute harnesses were just some of the materials used for early climbing harnesses until nylon tape was invented, sometime in the 1960's, we think. The Americans wrapped tape around their bodies in various configurations and called it a 'Swami belt.

In 1970, not long after his successful climb of the Troll Wall in Norway, Tony Howard set up his mountaineering equipment company, Troll. Pretty soon after they teamed up with legendary climber, Don Whillans and between them they produced one of the first sit harnesses made/sewn with tape - Whillans used one on the South face of Annapurna and climbers all over the world used them for decades to come.

The central crutch strap on the Whillan's was said to have rendered several male climbers impotent and they were not the most comfortable for abseiling, though they did probably prevent lots of male climbers from falling off as the resultant damage to the nether regions was unthinkable!
The Troll Whillan's Harness was however a major step forward in climbing equipment development and just about every climbing harness on the market some forty or fifty years later is based on this original design.

This particular harness saw its fair share of adventure. Here is its story:

Hello, I'm Jed Williamson's Whillans Sit Harness made in England by Troll. I've been kept in the dark for about 30 years, so I'm probably as strong as ever! But never mind that! I've had a great time protecting Jed over many years. He wore me on a couple of big climbs (like Half Dome in 1979) and for a lot of years guiding for the Glenn Exum School of American Mountaineering. I was honored that his daughter, Heather, wore me on her ascent of the Grand Teton in 1988 with Jed. There was a moment of panic on that climb. Heather was out of sight from Jed, ready to make the big move up from Wall Street. "Climb, Heather." "Climbing..." Then, "Falling, Dad!" But not far! The rest of the climb went well! Photo is of Heather climbing in the harness.

Autographed Copy of Reinhold Messner: My Life at the Limit

Reinhold Messner is a legend. There's no other way to say it. This is your chance to snag a rare autographed copy of his book.

Messner is an Italian mountaineer, explorer, and author. He made the first solo ascent of Mount Everest and, along with Peter Habeler, the first ascent of Everest without supplemental oxygen. He was the first climber to ascend all fourteen peaks over 8,000 meters above sea level.

About the Book: It is a conversation between Messner and interviewer Thomas Hüetlin, an award-winning German journalist. It reveals a more thoughtful and conversational Messner, covering not only the highlights of Messner's climbing career, but also his treks across Tibet, the Gobi, and Antarctica; his five-year-stint as a member of the European Parliament; his encounter with and study of the yeti; his thoughts on traditional male/female roles; and much more.

Liiton Whiskey Glass Set + TINCUP Mountain Whiskey

What's better than sipping whiskey after a long day of climbing? Sipping TINCUP out of Litton's yet to be released, high tech Everest glasses of course!

The Liiton is unlike any other whiskey glass currently on the market! It features a unique mountain range design running along the side of the glasses. The mountainside rocks and stone design gently aerates the whiskey by mixing it with air. Swirling around your drink creates a truly enjoyable whiskey tasting experience. No need for an aerator or decanter to let the whiskey breathe and "open up".

You'll need something to break in your cool new glasses, so we're throwing in a bottle of TINCUP mountain whiskey!

Package Includes:

• Set of 4 Liiton Everest Glasses
• Bottle of TINCUP Mountain Whiskey

Restrictions: Must be 21+

Autographed Copies of Kenneth Kamler's Books Doctor On Everest and Surviving the Extremes

Kenneth Kamler, M.D., is a microsurgeon trained at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center who practices surgery of the hand in New York, but practices extreme medicine in some of the most remote regions on Earth. He has treated bear bite in the Arctic and frostbite in the Antarctic. He has set fractures in the Andes and cared for out-of-breath scuba divers in the Galapagos. He has performed surgery in the mud of the Amazon rainforest and in an undersea analogue space capsule. He has been on six expeditions to Mount Everest as expedition doctor.

Needless to say, he has some incredible stories to tell!

Be inspired and on the edge of your seat with your very own autographed copies of his two best selling books: Doctor on Everest and Surviving the Extremes.