Miller Dunn Divinhood Air Pump 1A and Reserve Cylinder

Pair of original Miller Dunn components often missing with the famous Divinhood helmets the company produced. This lot consists of an original Miller Dunn No 1A hand powered air pump. These pumps were

This is a nice original Miller Dunn model 1A shallow water air pump. This example retains the original handle with wood end. The pump frame is cast iron. Both cylinders are clearly marked Miller Dunn

Featured is an early style model 1 Miller Dunn divers air pump. This type of pump was sold with the famed Miller Dunn Divinhood shallow water helmets. Also included is a vintage handle for the pump. T

This is a classic Miller Dunn model 1a shallow water diving air pump. This style of pump was used with all three models of Miller Dunn helmets. The pump does come with a custom handle. Accompanying th

While Miller Dunn pumps are generally not rare, an early model No 1 made of brass is. A vast majority of Miller Dunn shallow water pumps surviving are model 1A. According to the book The Divinhood by

While Miller Dunn pumps generally are not particularly rare, an early model No 1 made of brass is. A vast majority of Miller Dunn shallow water pumps surviving are model 1A. According to the book The

At first glance, this may appear to be a standard Miller Dunn shallow water pump. While its configuration is similar, this one was made by Bishop & Babcock Company in Cleveland, OH. Both cylinder caps

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

Regarded by many as the most desirable shallow water diving helmet ever produced, is the Divinhood Style 2. This unique helmet was made by the Miller Dunn Company located in Miami, Florida. Miller Dun

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

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

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. Miller Dunn Divinhood Style 1 Shallow Water Helmet Patent 1916. Stamped. Metal helmet. Rare example. Well worn with dents and expected patina. Good to fair condition. 21”h x 11&#

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

Incredible original Siebe Gorman 2 diver double acting air pump! It appears that this beautiful piece of diving history is in unused condition! The external wood case with impressive hardware and larg

This is a very nice original Siebe Gorman 2 diver double acting air pump. The external wood case with impressive hardware and large Siebe Gorman plaque impresses everyone. The large cast iron wheels w

Very attractive and desirable Siebe Gorman divers air pump. This is a single diver single cylinder double acting pump. The single cylinder is water cooled via a gutter on the back side. With just a si

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

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

This is a professionally restored pressed steel fire truck of Buddy L, circa 1929-1930. It has a hydraulic cylinder, raising the tower; air pressure provided by the pump lever behind the driver's seat

Canadian. 1930s. Tagged, "Eco-Meter Gasoline Dispenser Manufactured by Service Station Equipment Co. Ltd. Toronto and Winnipeg". Painted to Shell colours. Cracked sight glass cylinder and dials. A lar

American. 1920s. Stamped, "Guaranteed Liquid Measure Co., Pittsburgh, PA". 9' (h) x 24 x 19". Requires cylinder. Mechanically untested. Globe exhibits heavy repairs to lower quarter around neck. Requi

Canadian. 1920s. Base embossed, "Service Station Equipment Co. Ltd., Toronto". Correct tinted glass cylinder. Body exhibits a heavy impression within the lower half. From the Joe Byway Collection. 120