International Ski Jumping In Austria - Lesser Breaks World Record AKA Ski-Jumping (1965)

Unissued / unused material - dates and locations may be unclear / unknown.
Kulm, Mittendorf, Austria
MS Ski competitors (no skis) at the top of the ski run, pan as they descend slope, ascend opposite slope and take off into mid air. (4 shots). Various shots, spectators watching ski jumping at this International Ski-Jumping event. CU The winner, Peter Lesser (No. 31) of Germany being congratulated. CU and MS Peter Lesser possibly with runner up and other competitors. LS From the bottom of the ski run, skiers descending. (2 shots). Various shots, crowds around the finish line watching and applauding. MS to LS Spectacular slow-motion shots taken from just below the brow of the hill, skiers sailing horizontally over the jump and descending final slope (10 shots). LS High shot, finish at the end of the ski run. MS An Austrian-type chalet built on side of ski-run, possible where judges are located. MS to LS Very good slow motion shots, taken from a lower position, skiers sail through air, almost toward camera, before descending slope. LS and MS Huge crowd on ski slopes. LS View from finish of skiers descending final slope. (9 shots).
Note: Date on original record: 21/03/1965. An original programme with competitors numbers, names and countries is on file.
FILM ID:3106.05
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[@222mozart]

grandiose video !!

[@TheJoska1]

This is what you can call "ski jumping", not the pathetic V-style of nowadays.

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