These vintage ice axes were produced in Premana in the 1960s by the renowned Italian mountaineering equipment maker CAMP – Interalp. The blades still bear the original maker’s stamps — clear marks of authenticity and heritage.
Once essential tools for navigating icy alpine terrain, they now stand as remarkable pieces of mountaineering history. They make striking decorative elements in any interior or a unique highlight in a collection of vintage sporting gear or alpine memorabilia.
After 60 years, the ice axes remain in worn but solid condition. Years of use have given them a rugged, oxidized patina that enhances their historical character. To preserve their surface, they have been treated with antique wax, adding both protection and a subtle, aged sheen.
Measurements:
Length: 75 cm
Width: 23 cm
These axes are sold separately — the listed price is per piece.
This vintage ice axe was produced in Chamonix in the 1950s by the renowned French mountaineer and equipment maker Claudius Simond, a respected figure in the Mont Blanc region. The blade still carries the original maker’s stamp – a clear mark of authenticity and heritage.
Once an essential tool for navigating icy alpine terrain, it now stands as a remarkable piece of mountaineering history. It would make a striking decorative element in any interior, or a unique highlight in a collection of vintage sporting gear or alpine memorabilia.
After nearly a century, the ice axe remains in worn but solid condition. Years of use have given it a rugged, oxidized patina that enhances its historical character. To preserve its surface, it has been treated with antique wax, adding both protection and a subtle sheen.
This vintage sailor’s knife was crafted by Rich. A. Herder in Solingen, Germany, a city world renowned for its high quality blades. The knife features a folding steel blade and an oak handle with a characteristic anchor inlay, symbolizing its nautical heritage.
It’s the perfect pocket knife for everyday tasks or as a collectible piece for maritime enthusiasts.
After nearly a century, the knife remains in used condition, showing signs of age and wear consistent with its history. It has been carefully treated with antique wax to protect the surface and provide a subtle, natural sheen.
Length with blade folded in: 10 cm
Length with blade folded open: 18 cm
This original U.S. Army tool kit was issued to Signal Corps linemen, who used it for small field repairs on telephone and communication lines.
The set includes a CS-34 leather belt pouch with its original pliers, along with a folding pocket knife (a later replacement).
This vintage kit would make a great collectible for any military enthusiast, or could still serve as a practical companion on camping or hiking trips!
After around 70 years, all pieces remain in good condition, showing expected signs of age and use that add to their authentic character.
Measurements:
Length sheath: 21 cm
Width sheath: 7.5 cm
Vintage 50s Herder & Co Solingen sailers rope knife
This vintage sailor’s knife was crafted by Herder & Co in Solingen, Germany, a city world renowned for its high quality blades. The knife features a folding steel blade and an oak handle with a characteristic anchor inlay, symbolizing its nautical heritage.
It’s the perfect pocket knife for everyday tasks or as a collectible piece for maritime enthusiasts.
After nearly a century, the knife remains in used but solid condition, showing signs of age and wear consistent with its history. It has been carefully treated with antique wax to protect the surface and provide a subtle, natural sheen.
Length with blade folded in: 9.5 cm
Length with blade folded open: 16 cm
This old hatchet was crafted by the DSI -Danish Steel Industry – and comes with its original leather sheath. A versatile piece with character, it’s ideal to take along on a bushcraft adventure—but it would also make a striking decorative item in a cabin or rustic interior.
Despite its age, the hatchet remains in good condition and carries the marks of use that tell its story. Over the decades, it has developed a rich patina that adds to its authenticity and charm. Please note: the leather strap that secures the sheath shows a small tear, though it remains functional.
Both the hatchet and sheath have been carefully cleaned and treated with antique wax, offering protection while enhancing their natural luster.
This elegant cigar cutter was crafted in the 1960s in Solingen, Germany – an area world-renowned for its exceptional steelwork and cutlery craftsmanship.
It features a beautifully aged stag horn handle and chrome hardware, showcasing a refined balance between ruggedness and sophistication.
A perfect gift for any cigar enthusiast or collector, this piece combines functionality with timeless style.
Even after more than 60 years, the cutter remains in good condition, with some light overall wear consistent with age and use. Over time, it has developed a warm patina that only enhances its vintage character.
This unique walking stick was crafted in Switzerland in the 1950s and features a beautifully hand-carved handle in the shape of a Saint Bernard dog, a true tribute to the iconic alpine rescue breed.
Whether you’re an avid hiker or a collector of vintage outdoor gear, this piece is both functional and decorative. It would make a charming companion on mountain walks or serve as a rustic statement piece in a cabin, lodge, or vintage-themed interior.
Despite its age of over 70 years, the walking stick remains in good condition. It shows signs of use, consistent with its history, and has developed a lovely natural patina that adds to its character and charm.
This elegant cigar cutter was crafted in the 1960s in Solingen, Germany – an area world-renowned for its exceptional steelwork and cutlery craftsmanship.
It features a beautifully aged stag horn handle and chrome hardware, showcasing a refined balance between ruggedness and sophistication.
A perfect gift for any cigar enthusiast or collector, this piece combines functionality with timeless style.
Even after more than 60 years, the cutter remains in good condition, with some light overall wear consistent with age and use. Over time, it has developed a warm patina that only enhances its vintage character.
This instrument is a fine example of mid-century craftsmanship. It comes in its original hard case, lined with vibrant orange felt, and includes the original key, a turtle shell plectrum, and a wing nut for tensioning the skin.
A truly decorative piece of musical history — perfect for adding character to your lodge, cabin, or eclectic interior.
The banjolin shows signs of wear consistent with age and use, which add to its authentic vintage appeal. It has been gently cleaned and treated with antique wax to preserve the surface and enhance its natural patina.
Aside from this minimal care, I chose to leave the instrument in its original condition, allowing the next owner to either enjoy it as-is or restore it further according to their preference.
Please note: the hinges on the hard case are somewhat delicate due to age.
Measurements:
banjolin length: 55 cm
Neck length: 37 cm
banjolin width: 19 cm
This folding chain saw comes with its original leather pouch and was used during the second world war.
Two wooden handles can be attached to both ends of the chain making it possible to cut down trees with two people. One end of the chain is marked ‘DISSTON – USA, 1944’.
It would be the perfect addition to any WWII or militaria collection!
After 80 years the saw remains in good condition but shows signs of wear.
Over the years it acquired a nice patina which only adds charm to it.
The steel skates were made by the German manufacturer of Kondor and were attached under old leather worker boots.
They would be the perfect winter decor pieces to display in your cabin, lodge or cafe!
After more than a century the boots and skates are in worn condition. Over the years they acquired a nice patina which only adds more charm to it.
After some sharpening the skates might still be useable.
