Ice-skate of about 1830, wood with metal runner
1830
Pair of ice skates
circa 1976
Ice-skate of about 1854-1856
1854-1856
Bone ice-skate of Stone Age, found at Hijum in Friesland
Copy of ice-skate used in Pomerania
Ice-skate of about 1854-1856
1854-1856
Small ice-skate
circa 1850
Dutch racing ice-skate
Pair of ice-skates "The Coda" (Dowler blades)
"Helvetia" ice-skate
"Liberg" ice-skate
Modern tubular ice-hockey skate, thin blade
Copy (in bone) of early bone ice-skate
Pair of ladies all-steel ice skates, c. 1895
circa 1895
Ice skate blade, 1675-1725
1675-1725
Bone ice-skate found near Moorfields, 12th century
1100-1199
"Champion Mount Charles" figure ice-skate
"Automobile" ice-skate
1905
Racing ice-skate of Fen type
"Westminster" ice-skate
Copy of ice-skate of about 1780, wood with metal runner
Copy of ice-skate of about 1820, wood with long pointed metal runner
Ice-skate of wood with flat metal runner
Pair of ice-skates, separate clamp type
Ice skate of about 1850
circa 1850
Copy of ice-skate made from a whale's rib
Copy of ice-skate in Nordiska Museet
One of a pair of bone ice skates, (Moorfields)
One of a pair of bone ice skates, (Moorfields)
Sturmer-Standard ice skate, c.1890
circa 1890
Bone ice skate (Moorfields)
Copy of ice-skate in Nordiska Museet
Sturmer-Standard ice skate, c.1890
circa 1890
One of a pair of wood, leather and metal ice skates
Bone ice skate (Moorfields)
One of a pair of wood, leather and metal ice skates
Copy of figure ice-skate of 1772, wood with wood runner painted as metal
All-wood ice-skate
Conjectural copy of primitive all-wood ice-skate
Wooden copy of ice-skate shown in engraving by Huyuys, of about 1550 runner painted as metal
Copy (in bone) of bone ice-skate of about A.D.100
Lancashire clog ice-skate
circa 1885
"Oxford" figure ice-skate
German ice-skate
1800-1825
All-metal racing ice-skate, designed and used by Axel Paulsen, about 1882-1884
1882-1884
Pair "Jervoise" silent ice-action skates
Pair of bone ice skates, (Moorfields)
All metal ice-skate
1875-1900
Modern all-metal ice-skate, English School, end of 19th century, marked "The Palace Skate"
1875-1900