Antique Wooden Skis

Christian A. Lund of C. A. Lund Company made Lund skis since 1927 in Hastings, MN as well as hockey sticks, and toboggans. The Lund brand of skis were a less expensive brand of Northland Ski Manufacturing Company of St. Paul, MN. Lund also sold wholesale to department stores like Sears and Montgomery Wards and ski clubs with their own ski labels. Lund opened a second ski manufacturing plant in Laconia, NH in 1938. This is a nice pair of old Lund flat top maple skis with mortise and leather bindings.These are great example of early Norweagian made skis and would make a great wall hanger at your ski lodge or ski condo!  Size - 7' 6" long

Northland Ski Manufacturing Company was incorporated in 1912 by Ole S.Ellevold, former foreman of the Strand Ski Company. In 1913, Norwegian born Christian A. Lund became associated with the business through purchase of stock. In 1916, Christian Lund owned most of the stock of the company and Ellevold was forced out. In the 1920s and early 1930s Northland published some of the first U.S. how-to-ski pamphlets printed in the U.S. Northland skis soon gained a reputation for unsurpassed quality making Northland the largest manufacturer of skis in the world. Made by Northland Ski Company of St Paul MN. Size - 7' long.

Hartvig's Holmberg 's brother Harry worked as a ski engineer and designer for Gregg Skis in St. Paul. Knowing that the addition of a seamless metal edge would revolutionize ski design, Harry called upon Hartvig’s manufacturing skills and together they began working on a prototype. After three years of creating and refining, Hartvig, Harry and friend Ed Bjork were ready. In 1955, the first "Hart" metal-edged ski was introduced. Hart Ski Company of Saint Paul Minnesota battled against Howard Head for market share in those days. These old Hart black Metal skis have been remounted with newer Salomon 222 bindings and are in good condition. 160 cm long.

This old pair of wooden skis are some of the last skis made by Northland in St. Paul, Minnesota before they sold to Larson Boat Company in 1966. These are a very nice pair of wood skis that any collector would love to have. Made By Northland Ski Company of St Paul, MN.  185 cm long.

Head Skis were the most popular of the early metal skis. Jean Claude Killy and Stein Eriksen enjoyed contracts to ski on Head Skis in those days. This pair of Head metal skis sports a very early Tyrolia step in binding. These early Head vintage metal skis were made in Timonium, Maryland.  6' 10" - 208 CM ' long

These 1970's Kneissl Red Star Skis are on the short side.  I would guess these were for mogul skiing. They have Solomon 502 bindings. 5' 6" long.

Earl Miller from Utah made some of the early powder skis. This is a rare  pair and very collectable. They have Salomon 727 binding and are in excellent condition. 200 cm long

These kids Ninja Turtle skis made by K2 are as cool as they get.  Decorate your child's room with these rare and collectable K2 skis made in Austria.  They vintage kid's skis have Tyrolia bindings. 3 ft. 6 inches long.