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![[trophy for skiing]](https://wshs-collections.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/1998.39.76.jpg)
[trophy for skiing]
Creation Date: 1941Catalog ID: 1998.39.76Wood trophy with a figure of man holding skis and two figures of eagles (metal). Perpetual Team Trophy. Annual Stevens Pass Carnival. Presented by Everett Youngmen's Business Club 1941, Penguin S. C. 1942, Wenatchee S. C. 1946, Mountaineers 1950 -
Skiers and the Tatoosh Range, Nainier Nat'l. Park
Creation Date: ca. 1950Catalog ID: 2005.164.1Call Number: 2005.164.1View of 6 skiers skiing down a slope in the Tatoosh Mountain Range in Mount Rainier National Park. -
Ski Stevens Pass
Creation Date: 1986Catalog ID: 1997.1.279Call Number: EPH-B/796.93/St47sk/1986Poster advertising Stevens Pass. 1 poster; col. ill.; 38 cm. Poster showing time lapse photograph of night skiing and fireworks at Stevens Pass. Author, Stevens Pass, Inc., 1986. -
[sweater]
Creation Date: ca. 1943Catalog ID: 1991.107.3Red wool knit sweater with round neck and long sleeves. From Octonek Knitting Co., ca. 1943. Made of 100% worsted wool. Used by Don Gilsdorf, UPS, in snow skiing. -
Paradise Inn in winter
Creation Date: ca. 1945Catalog ID: 2015.10.45Call Number: 2015.10.45Black and white image of skiers in Mount Rainier National Park, Pierce County, WA. The photo shows five skiers skiing down the roof of Paradise Inn which is covered in a great deal of snow. Edward Nolan Collection. -
Ski Course, Stevens Pass, Wn.
Creation Date: ca. 1935Catalog ID: 2003.3.18Call Number: 2003.3.18View of a ski course at Stevens Pass in Washington State taken from the base of the course. At right is a portion of a building with skis vertical in the snow in front of the building. The upper torsos of a few skiers are above lower edge photo. Tiny figures are skiing down the course. Ellis, photographer, ca. 1935. -
![[ski pants]](https://wshs-collections.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/1998.39.183.jpg)
[ski pants]
Creation Date: 1907-1922Catalog ID: 1998.39.183One pair of red wool men's ski pants. The bottoms lace up to keep the snow out. From C.C. Filson Company, 1907-1922. Used by Joseph Hazard. Printed on pants: C.C. Filson Co./1011 1st Ave / Seattle, Wash / manufacturers / Complete Outfitters / For / Miners / Prospectors-Lumbermen Possibly used for cross country skiing. -
Ski--three season sport--winter, spring, summer
Creation Date: 1937Catalog ID: 2007.1.5Call Number: EPH-B/979./77821/R13sk/1937Brochure for snow skiing at Rainier National Park, 1937. 1 sheet, folded; ill. Blue print on white paper with illustrations of ski routes, information about skiing, and woman skiing in swim suit. -
![[souvenir plate for Washington State]](https://wshs-collections.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/1997.55.1.jpg)
[souvenir plate for Washington State]
Creation Date: 1940-1960?Catalog ID: 1997.55.1Souvenir plate made of white ceramic. Round, glazed with ruffled upper rim edge. Rim edge edged in gold trim consisting of short lines extending from edge. At center is large transfer print divided into seven scenes. Illustrated are: Lake Chelan, figure skiing, eastern Washington (Palouse?), Grand Coulee Dam, State Capitol Building; two figures seated near lake below Mt. Rainier; and woman with red roses. -
Color Combination - C-102
Creation Date: 1940-1960Catalog ID: 1999.63.186Manila folder titled, "Color Combination - C102", containing four samples of product models for 12 fl. oz. cans in which Rainier beer is sold through Sicks' Seattle Brewing & Malting Co. Four examples included are: pink/silver (#C-1 peppermint pink); green/silver (#C-9 seafoam green); red/silver (#C-17 terracotta red); and, purple/silver (#C-19 deep magenta). Green and red examples have line drawings of Paul Bunyon and ox, totem pole, loggers and logging activities, tipis and Indians. Pink example has line drawings of waterfall, Kalakala ferry in front of Seattle skyline, Tacoma Narrows bridge, cowboy on horseback, map of western states, and person skiing. Purple example has drawings of games being played, including, chess, bowling, cards, badminton, piano playing, horseshoes, billiards, and Scrabble.
