Vintage & Antique Skis

Lund Ski Manufacturing and Northland Ski Manufacturing Companies were owned and managed by Christian A. Lund. Northland Ski Company was formed in 1912 in St. Paul, MN. This pair of pristine Lund Record 3 grove jumping skis have not seen snow. These are incredible jumping skis for any collector of vintage skis. Length - 8 feet

This is a nice pair of laminated wooden skis for any collector for decorating your skis lodge or mountain retreat. These are actually 10th Mountain Division skis from 1943 refinished.  Length - 7 feet.

Finnish immigrants inspired the Paris Manufacturing Company to enter the ski business in 1900. At the time Paris was a large woodworking firm that specialized in sleds and other children's toys, and skis were a natural extension of their core business. This is a mint pair of Paris hickory ridge top downhill skis These  would be a great gift for any vintage ski collector.  Made in Paris Maine. Length - 6 feet 9 inches

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 - 6 feet  9 inches =  205 cm

This is a very rare pair of Sears wooden skis from  the 1960's.  I think these Sears Hahnenkamm skis were made by The Kastle Ski Company in Austria. Add this cool pair of red sleds to your collection of vintage skis. Length - 6 feet 9 inches

This is a brand new pair of vintage wooden skis from the 1960's.  I am guessing these were made in Japan. These are way too cute to not add to the ski lodge decor in your kids room  at your ski home or condo. Length - 5 ft 9 inches

This is the Dynamic VR-17 ski from the Jean Claude Killy era. These were a really popular wood core ski made in France and used by many famous skiers.
Length - 207 cm

Dura-Fiber introduced a significant advancement of fiberglass engineering with its Internal Pressure Chamber (IPC) construction. This  structure positions the fiber into alignment and distribution around a hollow core. OK, what ever.  This company did not last long. Length -6 ft 9 in 205 cm

Dura-Fiber skis were an early maker of fiberglass skis back in the Dura-Fiber introduced a significant advancement of fiberglass engineering with its Internal Pressure Chamber (IPC) construction. This company did not last long.
Length - 213 cm

This is the Dynamic 117 are the next generation from the Dynamic VR-17's. This was a really popular wood core ski made in France.  Length - 194 cm

There are champions of legend who took Dynastar to new heights and are still doing so today: Marielle Goitschel, Kjetil Andre Aamodt, Deborah Compagnoni, Edgar Grospiron, Jean Pierre Vidal, Aurelien Ducroz, etc.  Athletes who ensured that Dynastar won more medals than any other alpine ski brand at the world championships in Portillo in 1966.  Length - 185 cm.

These Head Freestyle skis were made for those freestyle Yahoo's, you know the ones that liked to be upside down and do funny moves on their skis while dressed  in colorful outfits. Length - 160 cm

These are the ski made famous by Olympian and Aspen Hero, Spider Sabich. He was shot dead by Claudine Longet in 1976 in Aspen. Length - 160 cm

K2 specialized in short light weight skis back in the day which were popular with the freestyle crowd. check out all our vintage K2 skis. Length - 180 cm.

Kneissl has been in the ski industry for 100 years, and this particular combination of skis and bindings is a piece of history worthy of display. Length - 195 cm

These vintage Kneissl Short Magic skis were made for the freestyle crowd in the early 70's. These were shorter and lighter for doing aerials and  ballet which were sought after for hot dog skiers. Length - 150 cm

Olin came on the market with light weight skis that were preferred by the new crowd of free doggers hippy's in the early 70's. Length 185 cm.

Earl Miller was an early maker of powder specific skis. Colorado Utah and the Rocky Mountains where offered snow that light was and dry making them the perfect testing grounds for these revolutionary powder skis.   Length - 195 cm

Olin came on the market with light weight skis that were preferred by the new crowd of free doggers hippy's in the early 70's. Length 200 cm.

Rossignol made the French famous for designing racing skis for World Cup and Olympic skiers from all over the world. At the 1988 Winter Olympics in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, Rossignol triumphed, winning six out of 10 gold medals in alpine events. Length - 195 cm