1920s TOA 12-Bolt Copper & Brass Diving Hemlet

Lot U409 - 1920s TOA 12-Bolt Copper & Brass Diving Hemlet HIGHLIGHTS Original* Constructed of brass and copper and mounted on a custom wooden stand framed around the bottom of the helmet Toa Company w

This is a genuinely nice example of the classically designed diving helmet prevalently made in Japan and South Korea during the 20th Century. We are unsure of the manufacturer; the original brass ID p

The Yokohama Diving Co., Ltd 12 Bolt Japanese Copper and Brass Diving Helmet Presented on a Associated Wooden Base. Company emblem attached to the surface. Helmet measures 17" x 14-1/2" x 16-1/2". Est

Authentic antique divers helmet by Siebe, Gorman & Co. Submarine Engineers, London. Made of copper and brass with 12 bolts.

Fantastic looking four-light twelve bolt copper and brass diving helmet! This beautiful piece was made by Craftsweld when located in Bowie, MD. The helmet appears to have never been put in the water a

Classic example of the traditional Korean or Japanese diving helmet. This is a 3 light (3 windows) 12 bolt (12 breastplate studs) model helmet. Made with a copper body and brass hardware, this style o

Very impressive Draeger diving helmet made circa 1973. This is the model DM200, which utilizes a fiberglass body. Built very similar to traditional copper & brass models, this is a twelve bolt two lig

Wonderful original example of a KIM Korean diving helmet. This is a 3 light (3 windows) 12 bolt (12 breastplate studs) model helmet. Made with a copper body and brass hardware, this style of helmet ha

For your consideration is a beautiful original and early TOA Diving Equipment Company diving helmet. This helmet is in the classic configuration of 3 lights (windows) and 12 bolts. A fantastic patina

One of the great American diving manufacturers since 1849 is A. Schrader or commonly known as Schrader. Their helmets over the centuries are some of the finest ever made. This example from the 1920s i

A terrific example of a more challenging to find Soviet diving helmet called the 3 bolt 12 bolt pattern! This helmet was made at Factory 21, located in Leningrad, in 1983, as indicated by the brass ID

A fantastic example of a classic Soviet diving helmet in seldom encountered 12 bolt 3 light pattern! This helmet was made at Factory 21 in 1972, as indicated by the brass ID plate. Loosely translated,

An original unrestored vintage diving helmet in 3 light 12 bolt pattern. KIM in Korea made this helmet. The original brass ID plate is still present on the breastplate but very difficult to read. The

Measures 12 1/2" long x 1" in diameter.

Offered is a very seldom seen Diving Equipment & Supply Company (DESCO) commercial model diving helmet. Specifically referred to as the model 29134, this is a 4 light 12 bolt (4 windows and twelve stu

Classic piece of American diving history is represented in this A.J. Morse & Son helmet. Referred to as The Most Popular Helmet In Use in the 1917 A.J. Morse & Son (Morse) catalog. This 3 light 12 bol

This helmet was made by the Morse Diving Equipment Company located in Boston, MA. This company started making diving helmets and related equipment in the mid-19th Century and continues to do so in the

This helmet was made by one of the most famed and iconic manufacturers of the 19th and 20th Centuries, the A.J. Morse & Son company located in Boston, MA. This company would start making diving helmet

Arguably the most iconic Japanese manufacturer of diving helmets is the Yokohama Diving Apparatus Co. Ltd. Based in Yokohama, Japan this company produced helmets for over one hundred years. Many of th

A.J. Morse & Son Neck Feed 3 Light 12 Bolt Diving Helmet This helmet was made by arguably the most famous American helmet maker, the A.J. Morse & Son Company, located in Boston, Massachusetts. The hel

This helmet was made by arguably the most famous American helmet maker, the A.J. Morse & Son Company. Located in Boston, Massachusetts, this company would start making diving helmets and related equip

This helmet was made by the Craftsweld Equipment Company. When this helmet was made the Craftsweld name was owned by the A. Schrader Diving Equipment Company located in Bowie, Maryland. This company w

This helmet was made by arguably the most famous American helmet maker, the A.J. Morse & Son Company. Located in Boston, Massachusetts, this company started making diving helmets and related equipment

Offered here is a seldom seen type of diving helmet in the United States made by the C.E. Heinke Company. Located in London, this company produced diving helmets and related equipment from 1844 until