Size 41 (US Men's 8) Jette of Norway Early 1970s LEATHER Cross-Country Ski Boots - New Old Stock - New New NewNever worn new old stock meaning new, but OLD! Jette was a brand created and marketed by the Gjvik Skofabrikk ("shoe factory") in Gjvik, Norway. Jette was a leading brand of ski boots in Norway in the 60s and 70s, and for a spell had a license from a fledgling German sports equipment maker to use the "three stripes" markings on their products. Interestingly, while all of the markings say Jette, the insole says Adidas an early collector's item!!! This

Base: hickory w/ lignostone edges

when you were zipping through the woods in your low-cut leather boots on wood skis

and you don't live in New England

Manufacturer: L

chances are that due to a mechanical failure

The Lommedalen Skifabrikk was the creation of Narve Bonna

which were heavy and really didn't work all that well

Great display piece

as the company took a scientific approach to material selection and design to make poles that were light and efficient

because if they don't know Karhu

Couple of base dings (see pics) which are common for  skis of this age

He sold skis and poles under his brand into the 1970s