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Ernest Shackleton

Ernest Shackleton was an explorer who led several expeditions to the Antarctic in the early 20th century. He is known for his remarkable leadership during the ill-fated Endurance expedition, which became a legendary story of survival in the face of extreme adversity. Shackleton’s books, including South and Heart of the Antarctic, offer a unique insight into his experiences and the challenges he and his crew faced.

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  • a collection of signed printed ephemera from Shackleton's first Antarctic expedition, with the provenance of the Ship's chief engineer.
    a collection of signed printed ephemera from Shackleton's first Antarctic expedition, with the provenance of the Ship's chief engineer.

    [SHACKLETON, Sir Ernest. NIMROD EXPEDITION].
    Signed Menus and Ephemera of Henry Dunlop, 1907-1913.
    £19,500.00

  • A fine first edition of The Heart of the Antarctic by Ernest Shackleton, the Nimrod expedition and Shackleton's first.
    A fine first edition of The Heart of the Antarctic by Ernest Shackleton, the Nimrod expedition and Shackleton's first.

    SHACKLETON, Sir Ernest Henry.
    The Heart of the Antarctic. 1909.
    £1,750.00

  • A cornerstone of Antarctic exploration. A reproduction of the South Polar Times magazine issued during the Antarctic expeditions of Robert F. Scott.
    A cornerstone of Antarctic exploration. A reproduction of the South Polar Times magazine issued during the Antarctic expeditions of Robert F. Scott.

    SHACKLETON, Ernest Henry; BERNACHI, L.C.; CHERRY-GARRARD, Apsley (editors).
    The South Polar Times. 1907-1914.
    £15,000.00

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