Antique American Diving Helmet Wing Nut T Wrench

This is an antique T wrench compatible for use on most American made diving helmets from the 19th and 20th centuries. This example has a great visual appearance. There is a hole through both sides, li

This is an original grouping of Mark V parts. The items include a complete set of wingnuts, T wrench, and a set of four copper shims. All of these parts are common components missing on Mark V helmets

Cast brass spanner wrench commonly used on the Mark V diving helmet breastplate wing nuts. This wrench gives the user greater leverage in turning wing nuts over the standard Tee wrench. Wrench is in e

Nice original tee wrench for use on US Navy Mark V diving helmets wing nuts. Unlike most tee wrenches, this one is clearly stamped DESCO on the handle. Old yellow cord also wrapped on the wrenches han

Cast brass Tee used on the Mark V diving helmet breastplate wing nuts. This was the standard tool used to remove and install the Mark V diving helmet wing nuts. Great piece to have on display next to

This is a vintage US Navy Mark V diving helmet tee wrench. This tool is used to secure and remove the wing nuts on the Mark V helmet. Good original used condition, made of brass. All items will be shi

This lot consists of a US Navy Mark V diving helmet T wrench and air fitting cap. The wrench is used for the removal and installation of the 12 wing nuts on the outside of the breastplate. This exampl

Set of four unused US diving helmet breastplate studs and matching wing nuts. Studs are 2.25 inches long, so they are the standard short type. These were used on numerous types of US made diving helme

Complete set of twelve diving helmet wing nuts. These are made of brass and do thread onto Yokohama helmets. Appear to be contemporary, some of the threaded holes are not perfectly center. All items w

Grouping of seven brass diving helmet wing nuts. We are not sure of the specific model of helmet these would be used on, but possibly on Japanese, Chinese or Korean helmets. All are in good condition,

FOUR ANTIQUE ADJUSTABLE WRENCHES: 1883 Antique Diamond Adjustable Wing Nut Wrench  Steel Fo

A adult-scale brass diving helmet and collar replica, bright 2-tone brass with wing nut closure (JRUB8002/2) {TC} Measurements: 19" H overall

This is a very nice grouping of vintage DESCO divers tools. The first is a brass T wrench used on the wing nuts of a Mark V helmet. Next is a matching pair of DESCO stamped cuff rings complete with br

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 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

Grouping of four brand new never handled books regarding antique diving helmet equipment and its history. Grouping includes the American Dive Catalog Collection by Ray Mathieson (large book with all m

Exquisite example of a rarely seen French diving helmet! This 4 light 3 bolt (four windows and 3 neck ring bolts) diving helmet was made by the historical helmet maker Charles Petit in Paris, France.

Antique and original, all polish. Very Good Condition - Shipping in USA $ 200.00

Miller Dunn Co. Antique "Divinehood Style 3" Brass Diving Helmet Accompanied by Three Metal Tags. Inset company tag en verso. Measures 26" x 13" x 13". Estimate: $1000.00 - $3000.00 Domestic Shipping:

Upholstered. Carved wood legs. Wing back. 47 1/8" h x 51 3/4" w x 26 3/4" d. Seat height 23".

Quality Reproduction of Vintage Diving Helmet Aqualung with aging effect. Made of High quality Aluminum and steel with heavy rings. Full Size: approx. 18 inch (45.72 cm) Head size: approx. 16 inch (40

Antique American wing chair with gold upholstery. [48 x 34 x 28 inches; 18 inches to seat].

This is a vintage diving helmet exhaust body. This part was likely off a Morse or Schrader helmet during the first half of the 20th century. It does appear to have been removed from a helmet long ago.

One of the most desirable and rare American diving helmets is the 5 bolt pattern made by the A.J. Morse company in Boston, Massachusetts, aka the US Navy Mark 1. This style of helmet was used by the U