Vintage & Antique Skis

This classic pair of vintage wood Tubbs skis from the early 1900s was produced for the infamous Horace Partridge Sporting Goods Store in Boston. These are super collectible and have simple mortise and leather bindings. Length - 182 cm (6 ft).

These skis, made by Northland Ski Company in St. Paul, MN in the 20s, are a low-end kid's beginner ski with mortise and leather bindings. Use them to decorate your children's room in your ski lodge or condo. Length - 120 cm (3 ft 11 in).

This is a cute pair of old 1920s Strand wooden kids skis that you could use to decorate your ski lodge or mountain cabin. They feature some interesting etchings and have mortise and leather bindings. Length - 152 cm (5 ft).

Out of business since 1957, Johansen and Nilsen Co. made these beautiful skis in Norway in the 1930s. These are some of the best Norwegian skis ever made and are fit for a king. Length - 230 cm (7 ft 6 in).

My best guess is that these kids skis were made in the 1930s by Northland Ski company for the Kennedy Bros store in Minneapolis, MN. These could be a very cute pair of children's skis for your antique collection. Length - 168 cm (5 ft 6 in).

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).

Made in the 1930s by Northland Ski Company of St Paul, MN, these skis with vintage bear trap and cable bindings are in good condition and would look great on the wall of your ski lodge or mountain cabin. Length - 206 cm (6 ft 9 in).

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).

Don't miss the opportunity to put these rare collectable skis in your collection; designed by the famous Alta Ski School Director Alf Engen, this is a very unique pair that sport the classic Lund beartrap and cable bindings. Length - 213 cm (7 ft).

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).

This pair of Lund wooden skis are some of the last skis made by Northland before they sold to Larson Boat Company in 1966. They're a very nice pair of undrilled wood skis that any collector would love to have. Length - 206 cm (6 ft 9 in).

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 1970s Asnes skis were shipped to the United States in all different colors, such as brown, teal, and red. This pair of Norwegian Nordic skis with lignostone edges are in mint condition and have never been drilled. Length - 180 cm (5 ft 9 in).

These retro Hexcel skis from the 70s have Look GT bindings and are ready for your next gapper ski day - or you could just hang these stylish boards on your wall. Length - 180 cm (5 ft 9 in).

These wooden 1970s Troll skis would be awesome for an old timey ski race, or just to add to your ever-growing vintage and retro ski collection. These are unmounted and in near mint condition. Length - 200 cm (6 ft 7 in).

These mint 1970s All-Rounds are fabulous and in excellent, sparkly condition. Mount these up for your next antique ski race, put these glossy boards on your wall, or just pick them up to collect. Length - 185 cm (6 ft).