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If you have photos you would like to share of a dive experience using vintage scuba gear, please attach them in an email and send to dan@vintagescubasupply.com. Photos subject to approval.
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 Clarrie Lawler with a very early single hose regulator at Clovelly, Sydney. Australia.1962. Walt Deas photo. |
 Fooling around at Clovelly, Sydney. Australia. Mid-1960's. Walt Deas photo. |
 Walt Deas with custom built housing and strobes for the 2 1/2" Rollie SLR camera. Typhoon wetsuit. Fenzy BC. 1968. Photo by Jean Deas at Bare Island, Botany Bay. South of Sydney, Australia. |
 Bill Hall in a Dunlop drysuit, Roger Bruce in a Typhoon drysuit with a regulator he rebuilt from a Calor gas regulator. Walt Deas in a Heinke drysuit, Siebe Gorman aqualung, Leica camera in a home built perpex housing. 1955. Photo by Jean Deas at local Dundee water filled quarry, Angus, Scotland. |
 Anthony Morrell, at Wohink Lake, Florence, OR, 2005. |
 Anthony received this regulator as a gift from his local Dive Master in 2003. |
 Jim Flonacher, in the pool with a DA AquaMaster that he had serviced here at Vintage Scuba Supply. . |
 Here is Jim again - his gear also includes a vintage tank and Fenzy horsecollar BC. |
 Diving pioneer and
real life legend Hans Hass, center,
1996. This photo was taken at the Draeger Diving Center in Travemünde, Germany (located
on the shore of the Baltic Sea). Herr Hass visited the center to have
his rebreather checked and repaired. It was custom made for him by
Draeger. Photo by L. Krüger.
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 HDS (SEAP) members,
in Melbourne, Australia (2008).The small center tank is the world's
first single hose SCUBA, the 1952 Porpoise. The small twins are the
world's second single hose, the 1954 Sea Bee. Vintage diving here
usually includes these early single hose units as they predate the
importation of the French style double hose to Australia.
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