Look what I came across anyone recognize?

[Open Ocean Diver]

And there was I thinking it was a early Mk 10, must look closer.

I think MK10, based on the swivel cap.

 

[Ghost95]

I'm guessing SP Mk10 109 too.

 

[David Wilson]

but also it could be Dolphin from unknown... (just found in the internet) Vtg. Pair of Children / Kids Dolphin Brand Swim / Diving Fins | eBay
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so.. fins exactly non identified.

Those Dolphin fins are still made in Japan by Gull Marine Sports (Kinugawa Rubber). They are one of the products in the company's AQA line designed for swim training and recreational snorkelling and come in a range of colours:

As for the fins in the video, I remain minded to identify them as possible Super Perry fins, made during the 1970s or thereabouts in Italy. What АлександрД aptly calls a "tonguelet" on the top of the blade is the most distinctive feature of these full-foots:

The same fins are worn in this video too:

 

[halocline]

And there was I thinking it was an early Mk 10, must look closer.

You're right, it is a MK10. I must have been distracted.

 

[lowwall]

The same fins are worn in this video too:

I must say that he got the equipment pretty close, but 2 points (ahem).

- the fish bothering makes me cringe
- you can copy the gear, but you sure can't copy Ms. Bisset

 

[Open Ocean Diver]

I must say that he got the equipment pretty close, but 2 points (ahem).

- the fish bothering makes me cringe
- you can copy the gear, but you sure can't copy Ms. Bisset

Not sure what she’s breathing off, but Nick I believe It to be a Spinnaker. Does that thing have dual diaphragms?

 

[АлександрД]

do not know about Nick`s Spinnaker , I`d try to find any manuals or drawings, to know how is made the valve, but never see it, just outer view.

But most wondering regulator Jacqueline has. It is Piel.

It has pilot valve and crazy scheme... and really tiny size, despite arrangement...

 

[OTF]

never seen such a small reg, that's cool!

 

[Open Ocean Diver]

- Twin bodies huh wonder if that means some sort of redundancy, interesting.

BRAND
GSD
MODEL
Spinnaker B
TYPOLOGY
two stage
CONFIGURATION
single hose
FIRST STAGE
diaphragm type - overpressure valve
SECOND STAGE Ø mm
105 x 45 up-stream - exhaust valve with short bubble deflector
HOSE
ambidextrous with central down swivel junction
TOTAL WEIGHT g
1250
SPECIAL FEATURES
second stage with twin bodies
NOTE
Int or Din connection
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN
Italy
YEAR OF PRESENTATION
1975

 

[rsingler]

But most wondering regulator Jacqueline has. It is Piel.
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Don't tell @The Chairman, but it looks like Ms Bissett has similar buoyancy problems as our pool model. But a compensatory bcd would obscure other equipment. Another D- grade.
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