The Dovre Ski Binding Company, like many producers of ski equipment, had Norwegian roots. The two founders were originally from Norway, and the business was named after a mountain range in the country. Dovre, however, is a 100% American success story - the founders met growing up Massachusetts and by the 1930s had built their company to be a leading maker of ski bindings.
This example is a child size; all the parts are there, they're just a bit smaller. What is cool is that the foot plates are labeled with legendary ski retailer Carroll Reed's name and logo. So these bindings were probably made by Dovre for sale in Carroll Reed stores in the Northeastern US.
