A.J. Morse & Son Divers Lead Chest Weights

This is a pair of A.J. Morse divers lead chest weights. These were used by commercial divers rather than the weight belt. Both have the Morse name. One is missing the top two brass rings. We are unsur

One of the most unique and sought after pieces of diving equipment is the larger and impressive air pumps. These pumps are commanding in presence and true pieces of mechanical, industrial, and diving

This divers air pump was made by arguably the most famous American diving equipment maker, the A.J. Morse & Son Company. Located in Boston, Massachusetts, this company would start making diving helmet

Rare late 1800s sponge divers knife made by the AJ Morse & Son Company. This type of knife is very similar in appearance to types made by Siebe & Gorman in London. The visual difference between the tw

These are the front and back lead weights for an AJ Morse or Morse Diving Equipment Model 15 shallow water diving helmet. These weights are contemporary. The pair weigh 34 pounds in total. Unused in l

Arguably the most collected diving helmet around the world is the famed United States Navy Mark V. Its very image is a symbol of hardhat diving among many generations of divers. It is commonly known t

Excellent set of Russian divers lead weights. The set comes with a pair of ankle weights with straps and a set of front and back chest weights. The chest weights are 36 pounds each, the ankle weights

Early 20th c. Oak Chest, with exposed dovetailed construction, side handles, hasp and front eagle-topped plaque: "U.S. Navy Standard Diving Apparatus, A.J. Morse & Son Inc., Boston, Mass.", interior w

This is a fascinating grouping of 5 original printing block used in 1920’s era A.J. Morse and Son equipment catalogs. The blocks are made of wood with a copper or lead reversed image on them. T

This is a very old divers weight belt with a total of eight lead weights. The belt itself is very heavy leather with brass hardware. The leather is in well used condition, brass buckles are in good co

This is a mold to make lead diving weights. This pattern is referred to as a horseshoe or chest weight. They were strapped to the diver via the helmet on the chest and back. This model, specifically,

This is a classic piece of American diving history is represented in this A.J. Morse & Son Inc. diving helmet. Referred to as The Most Popular Helmet In Use in the 1917 A.J. Morse & Son (Morse) catalo

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

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

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

A classic piece of American diving history is represented in this A.J. Morse & Son Inc helmet. Referred to as The Most Popular Helmet In Use in period A.J. Morse & Son (Morse) catalogs. This 3 light 1

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

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

Offered is an authentic A.J. Morse & Son Inc diving helmet breastplate. A serial number of 1536 is present on the neck ring and all four brails. The serial number dates this breastplate to the 1910 ti

WWII Diving Helmet This Helmet Was Made By Arguably The Most Famous American Helmet Maker, The A.J. Morse & Son Company. Located In Boston, Massachusetts, Started Making Diving Helmets And Related Equ

This is an original Andrew J. Morse & Son Inc. equipment catalog. This publication was printed on May 1st, 1925. There is 59 pages of detailed images and descriptions of equipment available from this

Many collectors are not aware that A.J. Morse made firefighting equipment in addition to diving gear. This is likely a 19th Century copper and brass firefighter hose nozzle. It is stamped at the base