Antique Conron- McNeal Skate Company Hockey Rink Starr "Acme Club" Skates and

Starr "Acme Club" Skates and Starr "Hockey" Skates were the only ones of the type available in the world at that time

There is separation in one of the wooden ring baskets

People would use their fingers or poles to point out

They also feature pointed tips (nipple tips) that were originally thought to cut and therefore track through the snow better

Antique Conron- McNeal Skate Company Hockey Rink Starr "Acme Club" Skates andConron McNeal Co. Kokomo, IN U. S. A. Pat. D 2 26 13 (1913) Carbon Steeel Foot Plate Slides on the blade. Stamped with the number 600 Blade 11 1 2" Foot Plate 9 1 4" Clamp The Conron McNeal Skate Company, headed by T. W. Conron and Frank McNeal opened its doors in 1915. Ice skates as well as roller skates were produced at the plant. The company also produced other pressed steel products. During WW1 became involved in the production of munitions. *See