200cm P.T. Helleberg Lillehammer, Norway SOLID WOOD Cross-Country Skis 1930sThese skis look like they might have been just pulled from a receding glacier, but they likely date from the 1930s. P. T. Helleberg Lillehammer Norge. In fact Norwegian Arne Rustadstuen, on a pair of similar skis, captured a bronze medal in the 50k at the 1932 Lake Placid games! Trust me that these skis are not as clunky as they look. In fact, after straightening out the semicircular bend on the right ski, and affixing some tempo straps, I might wax

"Sno-Fire" model by world-famous Wigwam of Wisconsin USA

Almost all of us have experienced this - you're flying down a hill on a beautiful winter day

While not a "numbers matching" pair - wood racing skis had a tendency to break easily so it was not uncommon for two skis from different original pairs to be brought together - these skis are identical in camber

But they were prepared

Base: hickory with lignostone edges

"  Splitkein literally means "split cane" in Norwegian

length (27-33cm)

One of the major producers was the Tubbs Snowshoe Company

Wood shaft is in great condition

which would need repair if they were to be used again

But who knows

which will CAN work (3-pin as well)