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The Vintage Scuba Book and Media Collection
![]() The Art of the Aqualung How To Swim and Explore Underwater. By Robert Gruss, 1955. |
![]() The Complete Manual of Freediving By Philippe Tailliez, Frederick Dumas, Jacques Cousteau and others, 1957. |
![]() Basic Scuba, by Fred M. Roberts, 1960. This scuba collector's "bible" came out in two different editions. |
![]() DIVE, The Complete Book of Skin Diving, by Rick and Barbara Carrier, 1955. One of the best scuba instruction manuals from the 50's, second only to Basic Scuba. |
![]() To Hidden Depths, By Captain Philippe Tailliez, 1954. Tailliez came out with his own book, after the success of Cousteau's 'Silent World'. |
![]() Free Diving, By Dimitri Rebikoff, 1956. This American edition was translated from the original 1955 French version. |
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![]() Mask and Flippers, The Story of Skin Diving, by Lloyd Bridges, as told to Bill Barada, 1960. Lloyd Bridges, in Seahunt, helped to make Scuba Diving a household word, back in the late 1950's. |
![]() The Young Sportsman's Guide To Skin Diving, by Joan and Van Ellman, 1961. A great scuba instruction manual, aimed at the younger crowd. |
![]() The New Science of Skin and Scuba Diving, A Project of the Conference for the National Cooperation in Aquatics, 1962. This book originally came out in 1957, and revised editions were still used in the 1980's. |
![]() This edition of The New Science of Skin and Scuba Diving is from 1968. These instruction manuals were used by many diving certification schools throughout the 1960's. |
![]() Skin Diving Made Easy, For Fun and Profit, by Gene Tinker, and the editors of Skin Diver Magazine, 1967. A great reference book, showing a lot of the gear that was available in the late 1960's. |
![]() Discover the Underwater World, by Ralph D. Erickson. Published in 1972 by US Divers Company - almost every equipment manufacturer came out with a diving instruction manual, showcasing their new gear. |
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