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Fig.1:
Figure skates, 3rd quarter 20th
century Traditional model. The boots consist of a solid outside plastic scale and a soft removable inside one. The skates have been donated by Palmer Lake City, Colorado, USA. Although they appeared to have lots of the laying in the cellar they did not know how they came there. It is assumed that this kind of ice skates were for rent at ice rinks. Manufacturer: SLM, Philadelphia (USA); model Micron. Though the word 'Canada' is shown in the trademark the skates it is quite certain they have been made in the USA. Mark:  Technical data: Total length x height: 28 x 4 cm, height over ice: 4 cm; platforms: length x width: 24 x 6 cm; runners: height x thickness: 1.5 x 4 mm; weight: 645 g including boot. |
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Fig.2: Figure skates, 4th
quarter 20th century |
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Fig.3:
Figure skates, 4th quarter 20th
century Modern ice skates with synthetic boots provided with three quick clasps. Manufacturer: Roces, West Lebanon NH (USA); model MR2. Mark:  Technical data: not available |
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