AfterDark
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Very cool! I used to get air at New England Divers Beverly MA. They had a super cool fill station. That is the air was super cooled. They'd fill a 72 in 2 minutes and it wasn't even warm to the touch!
Historic Logos, Decals, and Patches
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Ghetto Diver
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I don't have anything near as interesting as you akimbo.
I do have one on a patio decor tank, more local than anything, but here it is. I haven't found much about the group though. Tank dates '75.
I do have one on a patio decor tank, more local than anything, but here it is. I haven't found much about the group though. Tank dates '75.
jadairiii
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Florida Underwater Counsel ran the recompression chamber in Miami back in the mid to late 70's. They even had a monthly news letter (The Unbender). I was a member! The really cool thing? They would give "chamber rides". Drop you down to 160' in the chamber then bring you back. I took a "ride" in 1977. I would have to check but I think they went out of business in the early or mid 80's.
I have the sticker also.
David Wilson
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Between the late 1940s and the early 1950s, Oscar Gugen co-founded the British Sub-Aqua Club and the British diving equipment manufacturing partnership E. T. Skinner & Co., which became Typhoon International during the 1970s. Here are his company's mid-twentieth-century Typhoon brand logos:
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Here is a shot of one of my rolling toolboxes. There are a few decals that are no longer available.
David Wilson
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Here are the historical logos of the former British company W. W. Haffenden, which manufactured Britmarine brand underwater swimming equipment:
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David Wilson
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Historical logos of the British diving equipment manufacturer Siebe-Gorman:
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Avonthediver
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Man this post is a winner for me as I love me some old decals and logos! I was recently talking with Karl with Scuba Museum, Indianapolis about some logos I'm trying to put together. the photos attached are some of my favorites.
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