GigaPan Imager, used to take the highest panoramas on earth. [Oobject]
Image Credit: Onorbit.com
Medical chests used on the British 1924 and 1938 Mount Everest Expedition. [Oobject]
Sir Edmund Hillary’s Axe made by Claudius Simond, Chamonix France. Modern ice axes look almost nothing like this. [Oobject]
Everest trash: Oxygen cylinders recovered by the Nepalese government. [Oobject]
All the layers of clothing worn by Mallory on Everest in the 1920s. [Oobject]
Heinz Spagetti and Baked Beans, some of the tasty meals eaten on the 1933 Everest Expedition. [Oobject]
A $3500 Limited Edition Replica Parka as worn by the first person to conquer Everest. [Oobject]
Mt. Everest conquered with the aid of Luxor goggles. [Oobject]
The reduced size IMAX camera used to film Everest. [Oobject]
Ad for a windproof suit to aid Mount Everest climbers circa 1933. [Oobject]
Replica of 1920s Everest equipment. [Oobject]
A custom High Tech Summit Suit for a 2010 Everest climb. [Oobject]
Mountain Hardwear living up to its name on the summit of Everest. [Oobject]
A breakdown of the kit required for a present day Everest climb. [Oobject]
The first watch worn up Mt. Everest: A Rolex, but not an Explorer. [Oobject]
Replica of jacket worn by the cameraman on Edmund Hilary’s Everest ascent. [Oobject]
Poisk, the Oxygen system used by most Everest climbers. [Oobject]
The 1980s era equipment used for the first Australian ascent. [Oobject]
