Miller 400 Series Bronze Diving Helmet

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 bronze shell these helmets have a unique appearance

One of the most famous commercial diving helmets ever produced is the Miller Diving model 400. Not only was the helmet a favorite among active divers now, in the 21st Century, but it is also a desirab

One of the most influential and important designers and manufacturer of diving helmets starting in 1967 is Ben Miller. After designing his own helmet out of fiberglass and making 6 of them, he went to

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 bronze shell these helmets have a unique appearance

Used bronze commercial helmet by Miller. In carrying case. This item can be shipped in-house.

Comex Pro was established in 1972 by its parent company Comex to service the growing underwater worldwide markets. Their abilities, equipment, and employees were the best in the industry. One of their

Antique bronze diving helmet in as found condition with dents. 13 in high, ring is 10 in diameter.

Japanese bronze diving helmet. 12"h x 16"w x 17 1/2"d

Incredible opportunity to own possibly the earliest and unique known Miller Dunn diving helmet in existence! This 1915 Divinhood is unique, as we will detail below. This helmet was featured in issue 1

Beneath Tropic Seas. A Record of Diving among the Coral Reefs of Haiti, by William Beebe. Very early book on marine life on coral reefs by the famed Director of the Department of Zoology of the New Yo

Charles Eames (1907-1978) & Ray Eames (1912-1988) for Herman Miller ESU 400, first series Zeeland, Michigan, 1950s zinc, masonite, laminated plywood 47"w x 17"d x 58 1/2"h

An American Copper Style 3 Divinhood-Navy Standard Diving Helmet Miller-Dunn Co., Miami, FL, Second Quarter 20th Century plaque inscribed Divinhood Style 3/ Navy Standard/ US 1195793 595908 and Foreig

The US Navy Mark V was first made in 1916 by A. Schrader's Son Company and also the A.J. Morse Company. Only a handful of examples exist from 1916 and 1917. By 1918 orders by the US Government for vic

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 popular to use even after the war. The Divinhood Style 3

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:

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 popular to use even after the war. The Divinhood Style 3

During World War 2 their were four different makers of the famed US Navy Mark V diving helmet. Of those four, by far the most difficult to find are examples made by the Miller Dunn Company in Miami, F

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 Divinhood. They would go on to produce the Divinhoo

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 popular to use even after the war. The Divinhood Style 3

Contemporary set of four weights that will fit the Miller Dunn Divinhood Style #1 and or #2. Each lead weight has the correct copper tab on back and Miller Dunn company information on the front. Each

Three-book lot of Wolverine #1-3. From original four-issue Bronze Age series by Frank Miller.All books Good-plus to Very Good condition.

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 popular to use even after the war. The Divinhood Style 3

American. 1920s. Cast iron and brass. This heavy pump has two reciprocating cylinders mounted astride a support with pivoting rocker arms. The steel handle used at the top of the rocker is pushed back

NORTHERN BLACK SEA COAST, Ca. 400 - 300 BCA rare and attractive Greek Chalcidian helmet with original armoured plate cheek guards conjoined to the ridge by conical shaped shields. The bowl was forged