Vintage Western Flyer Skis antiquewoodandleathericeskates Black Forest carvings trace their

Black Forest carvings trace their origins to Brienz with only a handful of cottage industry workshops

Traditional tight weaving - suggests these are 1930s-1940s

Another vintage toboggan made of bentwood slats and wooden cross braces

The remnants of a logo are on one of the skis - but they are a classic pair of pointed tip (indicating 1920s - 1930s)

Vintage Western Flyer Skis antiquewoodandleathericeskates Black Forest carvings trace theirAntique Western Flyer Co. Skis c. 1940's, 20th century Wood, Metal 84"l x 2. 75"w x 2. 5"h Vintage Winter A wonderful example of Western Flyer Skis with perfect logos seen here. If this name sounds familiar its because Western Flyer was a popular brand name for Western Auto Supply Company. It is said that George Pepperdine started the company with $5 in 1909. If that name rings a bell its because he later founded Pepperdine University in California.