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1920's Tarpom Springs Florida home-made paper mache spong diver
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1920's Tarpom Springs Florida home-made paper mache spong diver
One of the main reasons for collecting deep sea diver figurines is that it's fun! Deep sea diver collectibles consist of countless shapes, styles and colors. They can be made of many different textures like glass, porcelain, crystal, wood, lead, brass and various other metals. The sheer number of textures, colors and weight of these collectible deep sea diver figurines make collecting intriguing, interesting and very addictive. We've been collecting diver figurines for many years. These three pictures are just a few items we have purchased throughout our travels and on Ebay.
A 1970 Miller Dunn type II fiberglass 18 gallon aquarium.
This is the original sign that was hanging inside the lobby of the Submarine Diving & Contracting Company operated by diver Capt . George W Townsend Boston USA 1920.
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