Japanese or Korean Diving helmer 1920-1960
Located in MILL, NL
Wing nuts and brackets around the collar for attachment to the diving suit. Unfortunately, the oval nameplate, which may have borne the manufacturer’s name, is no longer legible due...
Brass, Copper
Model of the First Atmospheric Diving Suit (ADS)
Located in Baambrugge, NL
Model of the first atmospheric diving suit (ADS). The Carmagnolle brothers patented their invention in 1882.
German Hagenuk Deep Sea Diving Helmet, circa 1920s
Located in Nantucket, MA
They became famous in the early 1920s for making one of the first armoured diving suits. This survivor was actually found by the former owner's grandfather in the Amazon.
Brass, Copper
Rare Antique Diving Suit
Located in New York, NY
Amazing, complete, life size, deep sea diving suit. Sexy man not included.
Metal
Siebe Gorman Deep Sea Diver Lamp and Cigar Boxes
By Siebe Gorman & Co.
Located in London, GB
The figure in hand-carved fruitwood, is beautifully observed with the detailed folds of his dive suit, stands on a similarly carved wooden sôcle, depicting the sea bed with rocks, sh...
Bronze
Diver Advertising Figure, Siebe Gorman & Co.
By Siebe Gorman & Co.
Located in London, GB
He devised the worlds first standard diving suit with a closed helmet, and the company went on to collaborate with Jacques Cousteau in the development of underwater equipment and pla...
Composition
1920's Woman's Blue Jantzen Swim Suit
Located in Los Angeles, CA
Beautifully preserved 1920's blue Jansen bathing suit with red diving Jansen logo. Black striped detail at bottom
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