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This is an excellent example of an original condition Snead Company shallow water diving helmet. The helmet is made of cast iron with an acrylic windo

One of the most sought-after types of diving helmets among collectors are shallow water models. Often boasting unique designs, ease of use, and relati

Starting in the 1940s, Diving Equipment & amp; Salvage Company (DESCO) recognized the need to offer a high-quality shallow water diving helmet. ...

An exceptionally rare find, this Charles Person shallow water helmet is the first of its kind we have had the honor of offering. Manufactured in S&a...

Featured here is one of the most unique shallow-water diving helmets ever made! This is a Model 15 helmet made by Morse Diving Equipment in Boston, MA

Excellent original Morse Diving Equipment Company shallow water air pump. This example was made during World War II and does have a US Navy inspection

This is a scarce World War II-era shallow water diving mask, manufactured by The Ohio Rubber Company in Willoughby, Ohio. Known among collectors as th

This helmet was made by the Miller Dunn Company, located in Miami, FL, approximately 1916. Their very first helmet was made in 1915 and was called the

The Divinhood Style 2 is regarded by many as the most desirable shallow water diving helmet ever produced. This unique helmet was made by the Miller D

During World War 2 the standard US Navy shallow water diving helmet was the Divinhood Style 3. These helmets have a classic appearance and were popula

This is a complete set of four lead weights for a Miller Dunn Divinhood Style 1 or 2. Both models of helmets utilized a copper strip that allowed the

This is a complete set of front and back weights for a Miller Dunn Divinhood Style 3. These weights are aluminum, made for easier display on a helmet

This helmet was made by arguably the most famous American helmet maker, the A.J. Morse & amp; Son Company. Located in Boston, Massachusetts, thi...

Starting in 1968 DESCO (Diving Equipment and Supply Company) debuted the now iconic and still in use Air Hat. These helmets are also known as Free Flo

In the 21st Century, diving helmets made by Joe Savoie have been recognized among historians and collectors as one of the most revolutionary helmet de

A modern day classic, made by Heavy Metal Divers. This is their Gladiator model bronze helmet with a copper plated body. This helmet was inspired by t

In the world of commercial diving in the 1970s and 1980s, Miller helmets were considered one of the jewels in the industry. Constructed with a solid b

Bob Kirby’s autobiography. Inscribed “Hanging off, after a deep dive was never worth the money, Thanks, Bob Kirby.” Hard Ha

1950 Pearl Diver’s Luck, Norton by Clarence Benham 1st Edition. High Adventure In The South Seas!. 286 pages, hardcover with original price c

It is very seldom that we have the opportunity to offer a classic diving helmet that was presented to a diver at his retirement. For your consideratio

This is a pair of lightly used US Navy style lightweight diving boots or shoes. Both pieces feature vintage, used classic brass toes and brass corruga

This is one of the notable and visually unique diving helmets ever produced. Made by the Yokohama Company in Japan, this was one of their most popular

This is a nice example of a vintage Yokohama Diving Apparatus dive dress in a four bolt pattern, size 4. The dress is still pliable and suitable for d

This is a rarely seen early Kirby Morgan Corporation copper-and-brass diving helmet. Known worldwide for their cutting-edge fiberglass helmets, the co

1946 The Coast Watchers, Oxford University Press by Commander Eric A. Feldt Royal Australian Navy. About the role of the coast watches in the Pacific

This interesting piece of diving history is a one-of-a-kind diving helmet with a compelling provenance. Originally discovered decades ago, the helmet

This is a pair of antique horseshoe style weight made of aluminum. Each weighs six pounds with brass hardware cast into it. This is a perfect piece to

This is a single antique horseshoe style weight made of aluminum. The weight is approximately six pounds with brass hardware cast into it. There are a

Produced by the venerable A.J. Morse & amp; Son Company of Boston, Massachusetts, this specimen carries the legacy of America’s most preem...

This is one of the most visually impressive antique diving boots we have ever handled. This pair of boots features a solid brass sole and a heavy leat

This is a very nice pair of antique cast iron diver's shoes, boots, or sandals. Originally, these would have been strapped to leather boots to p...

This helmet was made by one of the famed and iconic manufacturers of the 19th and 20th Centuries, the A. Schrader's Son Company. Located in Broo...

This is a very nice antique brass spyglass made by Ross Evans in London. Overall length fully extended is a little over 18 inches, fully collapsed sli

Black Horse of the Sea, by Robert MacMillen, 1929. This hardcover book documents the famed salvage company Merritt-Chapman & amp; Scott Corporat...

This helmet was made by arguably the most famous American helmet maker, the A.J. Morse & amp; Son Company. Located in Boston, Massachusetts, thi...

This is an exceptional new old stock Morse Diving Equipment faceplate. This part fits on many 1940s era Morse commercial diving helmets. The threads m

This is a rare Morse Diving Equipment brass welding frame and lens. This would attach to the faceplate on most Morse commercial helmets. The original

This is a rare A.J. Morse & amp; Son Inc underwater flashlight or torch. This piece measures a little over 17 inches long and 1.625 inches in di...

This is a solid brass jetting nozzle. The inside diameter of the threads measure 2.25 inches wide. The nozzle measures 10 inches long and weighs appro

This is a solid brass jetting nozzle. The inside diameter of the threads measure 2.25 inches wide. The nozzle measures 10 inches long and weighs appro

This is a rarely seen surviving white rubber divers air hose. There is approximately fifty feet of hose, weighing approximately 25 pounds. A female br

This is a nice black rubber divers air hose. There is approximately fifty feet of hose, weighing approximately 25 pounds. A female brass fitting is on

This is a very nice WWII combination of a DESCO stamped air control valve along with a whip made by Republic Rubber, dated August 1944. All components

This is a World War 2 era US Navy Type J battery-powered battle lantern. The top is stamped 9-S5311-L and Type J-IS. This lantern is in its original,

This is a grouping of World War 2 era items consisting of a pair of canvas and wood dive boots, a canvas underwater tool or parts bag, and a diving he

This is a grouping of antique divers dress tools. The grouping is made up of two complete and one partial brass divers' wrist clamps, a wood and...

This is a grouping of World War II-era brass airline fittings. The grouping includes an unmarked non-return valve, a double female fitting stamped Mor

This is a pair of vintage divers' airline filter housings. One is brass and stamped Craftsweld. The other features a tag from Universal Air Comp...

This is a very nice vintage Morse Diving Equipment communications top side telephone box. This model is battery-powered and has not been tested. In ad

This is a nice example of a vintage size 3 dive dress. It has been punched for a Morse commercial diving helmet. The canvas and rubber are all still v