Vintage & Antique Skis

Norwegian born Christian A. Lund had been doing business under the name of C. A. Lund Company since 1927 in Hastings, MN manufacturing wooden skis, hockey sticks, and toboggans. Northland Ski Company was formed in 1912 in St. Paul, MN. They have the classic mortise and leather bindings. Collect or decorate you ski lodge or ski cabin with this beautiful pair of old wooden skis. Length - 6' 9"

I am not sure who made these but they are a nice example of fine
craftsmanship of the woodworkers of the WWII era. Enhance your ski lodge
decor with these classic 40's hickory downhill skis. Length - 7' 3"

Montgomery Ward-brand skis were made by one of the major ski manufacturers during the 1940s and 50s. This is a very clean pair of old wood skis. Enhance your ski lodge decor with these classic 30's hickory downhill skis. Length - 7' 3"

Samuel Leeds Allen, the inventor of the Flexible Flyer sled, came from a prominent Philadelphia Quaker family. In the 1860s, he established the S. L. Allen Co. to manufacture farm equipment,s, Allen, himself a "coasting" enthusiast since boyhood, set about inventing a sled; the Flexible Flyer sled that many of you grew up with as children. As a further diversification, S.L. Allen Company made wooden skis, especially during World War II. This is a classic pair of WW11 skis made for the 10th Mountain ski Troopers. Lenght-7'

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"

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. This is a really nice pair of antique wooden skis to hang on the wall at your ski cabin or ski lodge. Size - 6' 9" long.

These near mint Northland skis are some of my favorites. As a matter of fact, this is the same kind of ski that I skied on as a child in Minnesota and Colorado. I really love the look of these old natural hickory wooden skis. Length - 190 cm (6 ft 3 in).

The first Madshus skis were made from single pieces of wood, trimmed, carved and finished with hand tools. Some of the tools used in this traditional production are still found on display at the  present Madshus factory in the town of Biri. Even in the earliest days of Madshus skis Madshus was a leader in innovation. Major advances in construction came in the form of glued laminate skis in 1934.  Madshus moved the factory to Lillehammer in 1936.. Size: 195cm  long

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 are a very nice pair of not drilled (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, MN. Length - 6' 9"

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).

Martin Madshus worked for four years with organ builder Peter Berntzen. During this time, he honed his woodworking skills. He decided to start a ski factory and did so in a barn in 1906 in Vardal, Norway. The first Madshus skis were made from single pieces of wood, trimmed, carved and finished with hand tools. Madshus was a popular ski and one of my favorites. This pair of wooden skis are in good condition with lignostone edges and skilom 3 pin bindings. Length: 6' 9"

The Rossignol Strato was one of the most popular skis ever sold. Every collector needs a pair of these to show off this great piece of history. This particular pair sports the classic Look Nevada bindings. Length - 207 cm

Skilom ski brand created by the Madshus company in 1971. This was an effort by Europeans to dominate the US market by creating a special brand for the United States. Skilom offered total ski packages, which included bindings, boots, and poles. Skilom skis were imported to the United States by Anderson and Thompson Ski Company. These Skilom Nordic vintage skis with 3 pin bindings are in excellent condition and would be really fun to go take for a spin. Length - 7'  long (210 cm)

Skilom ski brand created by the Madshus company in 1971. This was an effort by Europeans to dominate the US market by creating a special brand for the United States. Skilom offered total ski packages, which included bindings, boots, and poles. Skilom skis were imported to the United States by Anderson and Thompson Ski Company. These Skilom Nordic vintage skis with 3 pin bindings are in excellent condition and would be really fun to go take for a spin. Length - 7'  long (210 cm)

This pair of skis is in great shape, and they're mounted with some really nice Ramer bindings. Trucker skis are hard to come by, so these are pretty collectible. Length - 6' 6" (198 cm)

Dura Fiber introduced a significant advancement of fiber Glass 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 -205 cm - 6'- 8"