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Posted on July 29 2005 at 11:06pm by byline

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Mon, 08/01/2005 - 11:03pm by winterstick.org

Wicklund Project

This is the Wicklund Project right? 1918!

http://snowboardjournal.com/Issue001-WICKLUND.html

Wow, crazy that you have 3 too! Nice

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Wed, 08/03/2005 - 4:33pm by byline

wicklund

no, these are the original boards. My brother in law got the photos from a former burton employee. I do not think these photos have been seen before.

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Mon, 08/08/2005 - 9:54pm by winterstick.org

They are the same as that one

They are the same as that one in the link arent they? Looked like it to me at least... Regardless awesome pics

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Thu, 11/02/2006 - 3:53am by nigelvrm

I think the early snowboards

I think the early snowboards are strongly similar to sleds. It's amazing that they were able to keep them in good shape. They look heavy and must go faster downhill than the modern snowboards. It also looks like it can carry more than one person. I wonder what the noose is for. Do you wear it on your ankle like a surfboard?

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