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Wooden Snow Skis 76 inch. Antique Northland brand Snow Skis. Winter Log Cabin Décor. Now $379
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Wooden Snow Skis 76 inch. Antique Northland brand Snow Skis. Winter Log Cabin Décor. Now $379

Original price was: $449.00.Current price is: $379.00.

Antique skis are popular with collectors, particularly with skiing enthusiasts. Throughout history, skis have been used for both practical and recreational purposes. Our collection mostly originates from the snowy climates of the northern US states inhabited by Scandinavian people. Due to their rustic look, the vintage skis displayed here can add to the appeal of virtually any room. These are a beautiful pair of 1940’s skis hardwood which are complete and in very good condition. The wood was not restored as its worn state shows so much history of being used. These are great examples of early-made skis. This is a rare collectible pair of true vintage skis from a German family.

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These vintage antique wood snow skis are a unique addition to any collection. They are 76 inches long and feature Kandahar Swiss metal bindings. The vivid colors are perfect for those who want to add a touch of vintage charm to their home décor.

Northland Ski Manufacturing Company, St. Paul, MN, 1912-1945. Northland skis soon gained a widespread reputation for unsurpassed quality, making Northland the largest ski manufacturer in the world.

Northland Ski of St Paul Minnesota made some of the best skis back in the day. Decorate your ski lodge with these awesome skis or gift your favorite ski collector these great skis. Skis were mostly sold in hardware stores and places like Sears.

The prototype of the Kandahar bindings, the ones, was developed by two brothers, Swiss Guido and Henryk Reuge in 1927. In 1932, this solution was patented as suitable for downhill and slalom, telemark, touring, cross-country, and jumping.

 

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