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CHF 59
This is a unique business card/flyer/menu display mounted with a vintage German "Geze" binding toe piece from the 60's.
- Hans Truöl - Original Photo Prints
As a photojournalist Hans Truöl specialized in winter sports photography & set new standards making him one of the most outstanding press & celebrity photographers of his time. One of his most renowned and unique photos was without doubt, the “Porsche Jump” aka “On taking a Short Cut”, which gained him international fame.
Original Vintage Ski Posters & Prints
Antique Ski Shop offers many very rare and authentic Swiss ski and Alpine posters available on the market today. Our original vintage posters are classified in the A – B+ range and are guaranteed for satisfaction and authenticity. A Certificate of Authenticity will accompany each purchase
High Quality Prints
The prints of our unique and rare ski posters collection are available in two sizes and printed on high quality “vintage” type Matt paper (other sizes are available on request). We take an artisan-style approach to all our printing, which is done exclusively using the giclee process and then finished by hand individually.
Worldwide Shipping & Print Options
We also offer our Hans Truöl prints on barite, dibond, canvas on a stretcher frame, 3 panel "split image" on canvas. for prices, see attachment accompanying photos and contact us to order.
SOLD - VINTAGE SWISS "PARABLACK'S" (NOS)
Remember these?! They were the rage for about 2 seasons in the 70’s. They seemed to be a good idea at the time as one of the dangers of feet-together skiing was that of crossing the skis. Parablack's were mounted on the skis to prevent your skis from crossing. Unfortunately, if the skis did manage to cross, it was doubly difficult to get them uncrossed and back on track. Ouch! These brand-new set of "Parablack's" are still in their original box with all the necessary mounting pieces (except for the compound). Made in Switzerland. A few other brand names available back then were “"Safety-Spoiler N"” or “Profoil”. A great accessory for your next vintage ski race or another rare item for the serious ski collector.
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CHF 185
This replica vintage "Shot Ski" holds 4 shots & is just what you need for your next ski party, wedding or après ski gathering. Beautifully handcrafted including 4 shot glasses.
CHF 90
These stylish antique goggles really look the part. Constructed of lightweight aluminium with padded rubber eyepieces. The eyepieces are vented to reduce fogging, and feature an adjustable elastic strap and a comfortable leather bridge. Lenses are green tinted to shield from sun, wind and glare.
CHF 115
These are a pair of New Old Stock bindings made by the "Allgaüer Skibeschläge Fabrik" (Josef Ess) in Sonthofen, Germany. These vintage ESS "Standard" (Jugend 152) bindings are complete and come with the original box. Ess started manufacturing bindings in the 1950's and later created the ESS V.A.R. bindings which were way ahead of their time.
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CHF 95
This set of New Old Stock vintage downhill ski waxes includes tubes of Parafin, Graphite & a special wax for sticking climbing skins. The other rectangular boxes contain various waxes for all types of snow conditions. Made in Teufen, Appenzell.
CHF 67
These handmade frames are crafted with 1920's replica skis. You have a choice of several patent illustrations printed on high quality parchment paper. Displayed together, these ready-to-hang ski frames would make a very interesting decor in your home or ski lodge.
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Remember these? They were the rage for about 2 seasons in the 70’s. They seemed to be a good idea at the time as one of the dangers of feet-together skiing was that of crossing the skis. Parablocks were mounted on the skis to prevent your skis from crossing. Unfortunately, if the skis did manage to cross, it was doubly difficult to get them uncrossed and...
CHF 84
If you were a young skier back in the 1960's, you might remember competing with this vintage Toko race bib as not many others were avavilable back then. This item is also delivered in a very nice gift box!
CHF 125
This is a very rare vintage replacement ski tip. In the event of a tip breaking on the wooden skis, the German Mountain Troops simply slipped on this adjustable aluminum tip on the ski and carried on their way. A unique piece to have for any collector or to display on the mantle of your fireplace.
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This NOS antique Ski & Pole thermometer is a very rare find and highly collectible. It is from the Czech Republic ski resort of Spindleruv Mlyn in the Krkonoše mountain range. It is the highest and the best known Czech mountain range which is the equivalent of what Chamonix is to France or what Aspen is to the United States. The temperature is...
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Other Chalet Decor Items & Gifts for Skiers
SOLD - UNIQUE - Ski Business Card/Flyer Display Holder
FAD-041a
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This is a unique business card/flyer/menu display mounted with a vintage Swiss "Regina" binding toe piece.
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The perfect place to put your books! Whether in the living room recreation room or bedroom these solid ash bookends will look great just about anywhere!
- On sale!
CHF 25
The Swiss Weather Stone® is a humor display that pokes fun at the intricate technology used in modern weather forecasts, as well as the fact that their accuracy is less than perfect. This an a great alternative to the "Classic" souvenirs from Switzerland and makes a great and original gift!
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This 1960's race bib is from the Flims Ski School in Graubunden, Switzerland. It is in excellent condition and would look just great displayed with your antique ski & poles. This item is also delivered in a very nice gift box!
CHF 24
This is an ideal business card/flyer display for the Ski Lover! It can also be used for holding restaurant menus, brochures etc.
CHF 135
These are a pair of New Old Stock bindings made by the "Allgaüer Skibeschläge Fabrik" (Josef Ess) in Sonthofen, Gemany. These vintage ESS "Allgaü" bindings are complete , ready for mounting and come with the original box. Ess started manufacturing bindings in the 1950's and later created the ESS V.A.R. bindings which were way ahead of their time.
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