The price includes a 4% credit card fee. If you pay by check, money order, or bank wire, the discounted price is $3500 delivered within the contiguous United States.
 
During World War II, the U.S. Navy's standard shallow-water diving helmet was the iconic Divinhood Style 3. Renowned for its classic appearance, it remained popular long after the war. This model marked the pinnacle of shallow-water helmet design and was Miller-Dunn's final product before the company ceased operations post-WWII. Its large front and oval top windows offered excellent visibility, and the helmet's design allowed for easy head-tilt, proving particularly advantageous for working on ship bottoms. 
 
This example dates to the later part of World War 2. Its copper body features a rich, consistent patina. The helmet retains its original brass port guards, screws, air elbow, glass, and ID plate. The copper body is free of any notable dents. There is a small crease on the back just above the ID plate. On the direct back of the helmet are two machine-drilled holes, a little less than ½ in diameter. These could be filled or simply left as is, if the helmet is only to be displayed. Otherwise, this helmet is a super clean, straight example, direct from World War 2! 
 
We have this impressive helmet priced well below market to sell and make someone a great find! 
 
All diving helmets sold by Nation’s Attic will be accompanied by a certificate of authenticity from Nation's Attic. The certificate will have a unique number that will match the number on a tamperproof hologram decal placed inside the helmet. This information will be kept on permanent file at the Nation's Attic and help ensure the provenance of the helmet and authenticity.
 
The price includes a 4% credit card fee. If you pay by check, money order, or bank wire, the discounted price is $3500 delivered within the contiguous United States.