Vintage & Antique Skis

These antique jumping skis belonged to Nona Linn Osburn, she was from North Dakota but settled in the Minneapolis area,  She custom painted these skis to make them special. These feature mortise and leather bindings, and would make for an excellent addition to any antique ski collection. Length-7 ft 6 in

Nearly 100 years old, these vintage Northland kids skis are unmounted and almost as pretty as they were the day they were made. Hang these outside your ski lodge to add some history and character to your home! Length - 5' 11" (180 cm).

These Lund skis, made in the 1930s, are a really clean pair of skis for being nearly 100 years old, and they have those classic mortise and leather bindings. Collect or decorate with this truly beautiful set of traditional American skis. Length - 230 cm (7 ft 6 in).

These vintage Northland skis are undrilled and ready to be mounted on the wall of your ski lodge! Made By Northland Ski Company of St. Paul, Minnesota. Length - 5' 6" (167 cm).

Bancroft also made other sporting equipment including tennis rackets and baseball bats. Size - 6' 6" long.

This is a great pair of 1940s skis, and Dartmouth skis are some of the most collectible on the market today. Length - 198 cm (6 ft 6 in)

Henry S. Gregg was president in 1906 of the Minneapolis Iron Store Company, which owned Park Manufacturing and Gregg Manufacturing companies. Park and Gregg started out making wooden farm implements. Gregg began making wooden skis for the Dartmouth Cooperative Society in Hanover, NH in 1919. Henry Gregg's son John Gregg became vice-president of Gregg Manufacturing in about 1926. Length - 7' 3" long.

Made in the 1940s by J.C. Higgins (Sears Roebuck), these old wooden hickory skis are in excellent condition and would be great for a collector or for decorating a ski lodge or ski cabin in the mountains. Length - 230 cm (7 ft 6 in).

These Matterhorn skis from the 1940s are really beautiful Swiss hickory skis with multi-colored laminates, and they have early releasable Cubco bindings. Decorate your lodge with these very collectible, rare wooden skis. Length - 188 cm (6 ft 2 in).

In addition to skis, the Splitkein factory produced garden furniture, camping equipment and yachts. This is a clean pair of unmounted kids Splitkein skis. Made in Norway. Length - 150 cm (3 ft 11 in).

Someone had fun painting these old skis with snowmen and snowflakes. These would make for a nice pair to hang above the front door to your ski cabin. Length - 6' 10"

Howard Head was unhappy with the quality of the clumsy & heavy wooden skis when he skied for the first time in 1947. In time he decided to develop a lighter, more efficient ski that could make skiing much easier & fun. Length - 7' 3" (221 cm)

This is a beautiful pair of Swiss Army skis that are in great shape for being 70 years old. These were mounted with some classic Kandahar cable bindings. Length - 6' (183 cm)

These beautiful red 1960 Fischer Skis are solid hickory in absolute mint condition, with the perfect old classic Fischer logo. This is my last pair! So get them will they are still on the site. That is the thing about vintage items, when they are Gone - they are Gone. In 1990 I had a box of 24 pairs of these pristine skis. This is the last one from the box.   Length: 6' 10" (210 cm)

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. Length 215 cm long

The Model 360 was introduced originally in 1967 and was meant to be an all-purpose recreational version of the current racing ski made by Head. The Head 360 would go on to become one of the bestselling skis in history. Length - 7' 3" (221 cm)

These are a very nice pair of undrilled (unmounted) wood skis that any collector would love to have. These laminated skis have Ebonite bases and screw in metal edges. Lund Skis named after the owner were low end skis sold in hardware stores. Made By Northland Ski Company of St. Paul, Minnesota. Lenght 6 Foot

These 1960s Northland Skis are is new condition and really collectable from one of the largest and oldest ski makers in the early days from St. Paul, Minnesota. They don't get much better than these old wooden red sleds. Length - 198 cm (6 ft 6 in).

These skis look great for their age, and their color palette makes them able to fit any decorating situation you find yourself in. Length - 190 cm (6' 3")

These Northland Snowmass skis were some of the very last skis made by the Larson Boat Company after they bought Northland in 1966. This is a really like nice pair of near mint unmounted skis that any ski collector would want to own. Length - 185 cm (6 ft).