An antique deep-sea diving helmet, primarily made of dark reddish-brown metal (likely copper or bronze) with brass or bronze fittings, is prominently displayed in the foreground. The helmet features a large, rectangular viewport covered by a decorative brass grill with an intricate pattern. Various components are visible on its surface, including a cylindrical cap on the top, an adjustment knob or valve, and a handle-like mechanism on the side. The helmet is secured to a base by several bolts. In the background, a light-colored brick archway or wall provides a textured backdrop, with individual bricks and grout lines clearly visible. The overall scene appears to be an indoor setting, possibly a shop, museum, or an establishment featuring nautical decor. In the more distant background, partially visible through and around the helmet, are other objects, including decorative parasols or umbrellas in yellow and blue hues, and various dark, circular items that could be plates or other decorative elements. Faint outlines of people and an interior structure resembling a counter or shelf can also be discerned. A rectangular metal plate on the helmet, located on its lower right side, contains engraved text. Visible portions read "US DIVERS WAYNE HELMET" and "MODEL NO. 100", with additional smaller text below that is difficult to decipher clearly, and several arrows pointing to the right. The setting suggests an exhibition or retail space, consistent with a location like Gerokgak, Indonesia, which might host such unique displays. No specific activity beyond the display of the artifact is evident. in Gerokgak, Indonesia

Borisbritva

Apr 25, 2026

Gerokgak, Indonesia

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An antique deep-sea diving helmet, primarily made of dark reddish-brown metal (likely copper or bronze) with brass or bronze fittings, is prominently displayed in the foreground. The helmet features a large, rectangular viewport covered by a decorative brass grill with an intricate pattern. Various components are visible on its surface, including a cylindrical cap on the top, an adjustment knob or valve, and a handle-like mechanism on the side. The helmet is secured to a base by several bolts. In the background, a light-colored brick archway or wall provides a textured backdrop, with individual bricks and grout lines clearly visible. The overall scene appears to be an indoor setting, possibly a shop, museum, or an establishment featuring nautical decor. In the more distant background, partially visible through and around the helmet, are other objects, including decorative parasols or umbrellas in yellow and blue hues, and various dark, circular items that could be plates or other decorative elements. Faint outlines of people and an interior structure resembling a counter or shelf can also be discerned. A rectangular metal plate on the helmet, located on its lower right side, contains engraved text. Visible portions read "US DIVERS WAYNE HELMET" and "MODEL NO. 100", with additional smaller text below that is difficult to decipher clearly, and several arrows pointing to the right. The setting suggests an exhibition or retail space, consistent with a location like Gerokgak, Indonesia, which might host such unique displays. No specific activity beyond the display of the artifact is evident.

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704

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+$0.16

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+$0.03

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