215cm Bonna of Norway 1960s Wood and Metal-Edge "Fjellski"These are big boys indeed. They should come with a steering wheel. Beautifully refreshed pair of 1960s Bonna Fjellski (mountain skis) with Kandahar bindings. The hickory bases have been cleaned, smoothed, and tarred, and the metal edges stripped of rusty crud that accumulated over the years. A shiny coat of urethane has been added for protection to the tops. The Lommedalen Skifabrikk was the creation of Narve Bonna, 1924 Olympic silver medalist in ski

"Junior" size means they are for narrower boots

(side note - Milford is situated directly across the Penobscot River from Old Town

The Kongsberg Skifabrikk ran from the late 1930s until the early 1970s

I ski with a similar pair on a regular basis

there is a small piece of hickory missing from the lower edge of one of the skis

Finland had comparatively few ski equipment manufacturers and therefore was slower to evolve - a notable exception being Järvinen

I estimate that they are European size 44/45

Appear to be on the smaller side

Weight (pair): 690gm

but without any modifier such as "Tur" alone it normally means "racing"

the result is a surface that repels moisture better than untreated wood and

Base: hickory or birch