1950s/1960s Bratlie Klister - Skier's Choice!!!This period of Bratlie production featured klisters in metal tubes. Note that the mouth of the tube is not sealed off as you see with modern klister, but that did not result in any leakage. Wood spreading stick included. Have a klister iffic day!!! Bratlie main page HERE

But that's better than nothing

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

the company was eventually acquired by Coleman and subsequently saw several other changes of control

Labels a bit worn

There was a line outside the Lillehammer Starbucks ALL THE WAY TO GJØVIK

and the leather retains most of tis brown dye

Baskets: leather/plastic ring

Eggen skis were manufactured from the late 60s until the early 80s at the Engerdal Skifabrikk in east-central Norway

Formed in 1906

pronounced "woohster" if you're not from around there or "woohstah" if you are

just to look at

the decals on these skis are in good shape