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Antique ATTENHOFER "Downhill" model Skis (Unrestored)
ONLY SHIPS WITHIN SWITZERLAND
These 1940's skis are known as a Swiss "Classic" pair of skis. They feature Attenhofer "Alpina Diagonalzug" bindings and what is really interesting about these skis is that the edges (Parsenn G.S.) and the base covering were added after being purchased, when these became a "must" for the serious skier. The "Downhill" was one of the many ski models manufactured by Adolf Attenhofer who won the Swiss Championships in 1917 while working developing skis at Ettinger Skis. This a very rare collectible pair of skis for the antique ski collector or for display in your home or ski lodge.
385.00 CHF
Tax excluded
PCS1086
Data sheet
- Year
- Circa 1940's
- Origin
- Switzerland (Zumikon/Zurich)
- Comments
- Non restored but complete
- Size
- L 215 cm X W 9.0 cm
- Material
- Wood, Metal, Leather
ONLY SHIPS WITHIN SWITZERLAND
These 1940's skis are known as a Swiss "Classic" pair of skis. They feature Attenhofer "Alpina Diagonalzug" bindings and what is really interesting about these skis is that the edges (Parsenn G.S.) and the base covering were added after being purchased, when these became a "must" for the serious skier. The "Downhill" was one of the many ski models manufactured by Adolf Attenhofer who won the Swiss Championships in 1917 while working developing skis at Ettinger Skis. This a very rare collectible pair of skis for the antique ski collector or for display in your home or ski lodge.