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These are classic vintage Norwegian local, artisanal, wooden long cross-country skis, featuring waxable bases that were the top-of-the line up to the 1960’s and even into the 70’s before being replaced by synthetic materials.

Manufacturer: While specific brand details for his 1924 Olympic skis are not widely documented, he used Norwegian-made equipment like these skis. \

• Significance: Haug was known as The King of Skis for his dominance in the 1924 Games, relying on technique and stamina on traditional wooden skis.made of wood (like hickory or ash) and did not feature plastic bases used in later decades.

Norwegian skier Thorleif Haus dominated the cross-country skiing events at the 1924 Winter Olympics in Chamonix, France, winning gold in the 18 km and the 50 km.

In 1924 Norway took five of the six available medals in cross-country skiing, missing only the bronze in the 18 km. The 1928 Olympics was much of the same: dominated by Scandinavian skiers on equipment made from their home countries.

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