Cross Country Skis, Touring Skis and Nordic Skis.

When Scandinavians immigrated to America for the Gold Rush, they brought their skis and ski-making skills with them. This is a classic example of handmade Scandinavian touring-style skis with mortise and leather bindings. These old wooden skis are in great condition, and would make an awesome wall hanger for your lodge decor. Length: 7' 6" 228 cm

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"

This is a cute pair of old 1930s C.T.C. wooden kids skis that you could use to decorate your ski lodge or mountain cabin. They feature some interesting colors and have mortise and leather bindings. Length - 4' 10 " 147 cm

This pair of wooden Bonna cross country skis with lignostone edges and 3 pin bindings are in good condition, and could be a great pair of skis for enhancing your decor. Or wax them up and take a spin on them. Bonna of Norway made some of the best nordic skis on the market back in the day. Length - 6' 3" 190 cm

Normark Corporation was founded in 1959 by Ron Weber from Duluth, MN and his customer Ray Ostrom. Weber was an avid fisherman and venture capitalist and he acquired the rights to be the sole International representative of Rapala fishing lures. In the mid-1970s, Weber imported Troll skis from Norway and had his company's name "Normark" placed on them. Length - 7' - 215 cm

Troll was formed when an independent ski making company located in Rindal, Norway lost their licensing rights from ski maker Landsem. Experienced ski maker Ingolf Roen and ex-production manager for Madshus Lief Loseth started Troll in 1972. The company was located in the town of Rindal, Norway where the brand of Landsem skis was also made. The likeness of Troll and Madshus Birkebeiners was the result of Mr. Loseth, and his experience with Madshus Birkebeiners.

Splitkein ski factory was established by Peter Ostby in 1935 and taken over by Laila Schou Nilsen in 1947. In 1950, Splitkein moved the factory to Honefoss. In addition to skiing, the factory   produced garden furniture, camping equipment and yachts. This is a really clean pair of Splitkein skis, one of my favorites made in Norway. Length - 6'9" long (205 cm)