These antique climbing crampons are a rare and historically significant piece of early alpinism. They were manufactured by Felix Ralling, a renowned Austrian maker of mountaineering gear.
Their iconic design greatly enhanced climbers’ safety and efficiency on ice and hard snow, marking a pivotal moment in the evolution of alpine equipment. More than just a tool, these crampons represent a milestone in the history of mountaineering.
They would make an exceptional display piece in any mountaineering collection, alpine lodge, or cabinet of curiosities.
Despite being nearly a century old, the crampons remain in very good condition. One has a slight bend, and a historical welding repair is visible, adding to their authentic character. The surface has been carefully treated with antique preservation wax, giving a subtle protective sheen and helping to preserve them for years to come.
This ingenious German tool from the 1930s combines multiple functions in a single compact design — it serves as a hammer, hatchet, and crowbar, making it a versatile addition to any toolkit.
Whether you’re into bushcraft, camping, or simply appreciate vintage tools with character, this piece would make a practical and collectible companion.
After nearly a century, the tool remains in solid, functional condition, showing expected signs of wear consistent with age and use. It has developed a rich patina over time, which only enhances its authentic vintage charm.
This unique leather backpack likely once belonged to a schoolchild and was used to carry books in the early 20th century. The front flap is crafted from durable cowhide, and the bag is equipped with two sturdy shoulder straps, allowing it to be worn comfortably as a backpack.
Its timeless and practical design makes it just as useful today — ideal for carrying a tablet, books, or everyday essentials. Whether used or displayed, it’s a beautiful example of early 20th-century craftsmanship.
After more than a century, the backpack remains in good vintage condition with visible signs of wear consistent with its age. The rich patina it has developed over time adds to its rugged, authentic character. The leather has been cleaned and conditioned with leather grease for preservation.
Measurements: Width: 36.5 cm Height: 25.5 cm Depth: 10 cm
These classic wooden snowshoes were handcrafted in the beginning of the 20th century and feature traditional rawhide latticework stretched over solid wooden frames — a design rooted in Indigenous craftsmanship and adapted for winter travel in deep snow.
These iconic snowshoes make stunning decorative pieces, perfect to hang above the fireplace or display on the wall of your cabin, lodge, or man cave.
After nearly a century, they remain in good overall shape, with signs of age and use that speak to their history. Over time, they’ve developed a beautiful, natural patina that only adds to their authentic charm.
This vintage ice axe was produced in the 1930s by the renowned Austrian company Felix Ralling. The model, named Himalaya Pickel – Kuno Rainer, features the original maker’s stamp on the blade and comes complete with its original leather sheath.
This finely crafted piece of alpine equipment would still serve well in rugged mountain conditions, but it also makes a unique and eye-catching decorative piece for any interior, cabin, or mountaineering collection.
After nearly a century, the axe shows signs of age and use, including an oxidized patina that enhances its rugged, authentic character. The wood and metal have been treated with antique wax to protect the surface and give it a subtle, glossy finish.
These classic wooden snowshoes were handcrafted in the 1930s and feature traditional rawhide latticework stretched over solid wooden frames — a design rooted in Indigenous craftsmanship and adapted for winter travel in deep snow.
These iconic snowshoes make stunning decorative pieces, perfect to hang above the fireplace or display on the wall of your cabin, lodge, or man cave.
After nearly a century, they remain in good overall shape, with signs of age and use that speak to their history. Over time, they’ve developed a beautiful, natural patina that only adds to their authentic charm.
Vintage 1960s Red Deer Antler Mount – Cervus elaphus
This impressive antler trophy originates from Germany. It is professionally mounted, featuring the upper part of the skull affixed to a classic wooden shield-shaped plaque — a timeless and traditional presentation.
This striking piece would make an ideal addition to any lodge-style interior, hunting cabin, or rustic home décor. It would look especially majestic above a fireplace or on a feature wall.
The mount is in worn but stable condition, showing minor signs of age and use. Over the decades, it has developed a beautiful, natural patina that enhances its authentic and historic character.
Measurements:
Width: 58 cm
Heigth: 74 cm
Depth: 45 cm
These classic “bear paw” snowshoes were handcrafted in the 1950s by Swenson & Swenson in the United States. Their design was inspired by traditional Native American craftsmanship, featuring finely woven latticework stretched over sturdy bentwood frames.
A true icon of winter travel, these snowshoes are not only a testament to time-honored techniques but also a striking decorative piece. They would look amazing displayed above a fireplace, on the wall of a cabin or hunting lodge, or as part of a rustic interior or man cave setup.
After more than 70 years, they show signs of wear consistent with age and use, which only adds to their authentic, rugged charm. The wooden frames have been gently cleaned and treated with antique wax to protect the surface and enhance the natural grain with a subtle glossy finish. All leather parts have been nourished with grease to preserve their flexibility and texture.
Antique Early 1900s Red Deer Antler Mount – Cervus elaphus
This impressive antler trophy originates from Germany and dates back to the early 20th century. It is professionally mounted, featuring the upper part of the skull affixed to a classic wooden shield-shaped plaque — a timeless and traditional presentation.
This striking piece would make an ideal addition to any lodge-style interior, hunting cabin, or rustic home décor. It would look especially majestic above a fireplace or on a feature wall.
The mount is in worn but stable condition, showing minor signs of age and use. Over the decades, it has developed a beautiful, natural patina that enhances its authentic and historic character.
Measurements:
Width: 60 cm
Heigth: 60 cm
Depth: 44 cm
These antique climbing crampons are a rare and historically significant piece of early alpinism. The hinged 10-point design was developed by British engineer and mountaineer Oscar Eckenstein, and this particular pair was hand-forged by the renowned Italian blacksmith Henry Grivel, whose collaboration with Eckenstein revolutionized mountaineering equipment. The crampons are marked with the company name and the year 1936.
This iconic design greatly improved climbers’ efficiency and safety on ice and hard snow, marking a turning point in the evolution of alpine gear. These crampons are more than just equipment: they represent a milestone in the history of mountaineering.
They would make an exceptional display item for any mountaineering collection, alpine lodge, or curiosity cabinet.
Despite being nearly a century old, the crampons remain in very good condition. They have been carefully treated with antique preservation wax, providing a subtle protective sheen and helping preserve their surface for years to come.
This rugged hatchet was issued by the Swiss military in 1940 and still comes with its original leather sheath. Solidly constructed for utility and durability, it reflects the high standards of Swiss military gear from that era.
Whether displayed as a collectible or put to use, this piece would still make a reliable companion for bushcraft, hiking, or outdoor adventures.
Even after more than 80 years, the hatchet remains in good condition, showing signs of age and use consistent with its history and purpose.
This striking rustic-style coat rack was crafted in the 1960s using three authentic red deer hooves. The backing is covered in red deer hide and finished with faux leather trimming along the edges, giving the piece a rugged yet refined look.
A true conversation piece, it would be the perfect addition to a lodge, trophy room, man cave, or cabin-style interior — ideal for hanging coats, hats, or gear.
Even after 60 years, the coat rack remains in good condition, showing only minor signs of age and use consistent with its vintage character.
Measurements:
Width: 60.5 cm
Heigth: 18 cm
Depth: 18 cm
