Vintage Northland & Lund Skis

Northland Ski Company was the largest make of wooded skis at one point. I Grew up in Minnesota on Northland Skis. This is a really nice pair of 1930's antique wooden skis to hang on the wall at your ski cabin or ski lodge. Made by Northland Ski Company of St Paul MN. Length - 7 ft-6 inch

This is another great pair of Military Skis made for the Ski Troopers of
the Second World War. They have typical Dovre Bear Trap Bindings. Don't
miss out on these awesome skis as they are harder to find each year. Length - 7 ft

These are Northland skis made in 1943 for the10th Mountain Division ski troops that trained in Colorado at Camp Hale. This is a really nice pair of Military skis made by Northland Ski Company in Laconia, New Hampshire.

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).

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")

This pair of wood Northland vintage Skis are in fair condition and have Ebonite bases. This is a nice pair of collector skis.  As a Minnesotan I  grew up with everything Northland like skis, hockey sticks, sleds and toboggans. We even sailed Larson M-16's after they bought Northland Ski Company in 1965. Made by Northland Ski Company, St Paul, MN. Length - 6' 6" (205 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.