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Karen Haug Osen from Minneapolis remembers some details from her father, Jan. "I remember him spending a lot of time promoting ski trails in county parks. He helped establish French Park in Plymouth. He even made tracks in the snow with a primitive wood block he built and dragged behind him on a rope, with us kids following along behind". here
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Most of the skis made during that time were dark brown and utilitarian. Friend and fellow coach Gunnar Finstad returned from the 1956 Winter Olympics in Cortina, Italy and mentioned to Ivar that the winning skis at the Olympics were colored. Both thought that it would be a good idea to color Ivar's skis in his factory, so Ivar used traditional Norwegian blue paint to color skis the next day. The results were amazing. The skis were no faster, they just looked like they were. He painted five more pair of skis and gave them to local ski racers. The racers placed high in the standings in local races, while other skiers remembered that they had used blue skis. Halvorsen decided to make more blue-colored skis and in the 1956-57 season he produced 400 pair. All were sold before he made them. Blue skis became popular and the name BLÅ SKIA stuck.
Åsnes Ski Factory started the first commercial manufacturing of Åsnes skis back in 1922 when the four Åsnes brothers began the ski production on a small scale. Arne Åsnes, the eldest in a Christian family of nine, got a job at LC Hagens ski factory in Oslo in 1910. After a short time, he was joined by three brothers and in 1922 they started up the Åsnes Ski Factory.
Since then, the development had gone from production of solid wooden skis to laminated wood core, glass fibre and cap skis, with or without steel edges, on an industrial and high-tech basis.
JANOY
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In addition to Adirondack style chairs our collection includes rare wakeboard tables and benches, tables, coat racks, as well as custom paddles and boat oars. here
We are a retired couple from the midwest who love the coast and appreciate vintage nautical pieces from the past!
We are a low overhead, hands on crafts people creating one of a kind pieces of furniture. We love to travel and enjoy meeting people! We have sold these products throughout the midwest and as far away as Texas, Florida and Asia. We sell to boutique retailers, businesses, lake owners, and have developed a strong repeat and referral client list.
We welcome you to contact us.
*Our prices include free local delivery. All furniture is designed and built by one builder. Look for "Chairski by Wayno" and order an original!