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Fig.1: English club skates, around 1880
Beautiful pair of ice skates with brass toe and heel inlays. Pay
attention to wide slot in the platform that indicate the use of
similar toe straps as can be seen in figures 2 and 4.
Manufacturer: unknown
Mark: none
Technical data: total length: 26 cm, height over ice: 3 cm;
platforms: 25 cm long, 6 cm wide; runner blades: 11 mm tall, 4
mm thick; weight: 220 g
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Fig.2: English club skates, around 1910
Classic English skates for use on one of the many indoor rinks
that existed in England around 1900.
Manufacturer: unknown
Mark: none
Technical data: total length: 26.5 cm, height over ice: 3.6 cm;
platforms: 25 cm long, 5.5 cm wide;
runner blades: 16 mm tall, 4.5 mm thick;
weight: 220 g including bindings
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Fig.3:
English club skates, around 1890
Elegant ice skates with design curl. The huge heel screw is
characteristic for English ice skates.
Manufacturer: unknown
Mark: none
Technical data: total length: 30.5 cm, height over ice: 6 cm;
platforms: 28 cm long, 6 cm wide;
runner blades: 18 mm tall, 4.5 mm thick;
weight: 290 g
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Fig.4: English club skates, around 1930
These skates have huge heels screws which hint that they were
used in England. The double buckled toe straps confirm this. The blades,
however, show signs of a German production.
Manufacturer: unknown
Mark: none
Technical data: total length: 34 cm, height over ice: 4.3 cm;
platforms: 30 cm long, 6.5 cm wide;
runner blades: 20 mm tall, 6 mm thick;
weight: 410 g
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