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Siebe Gorman 1920 Miniox SCBA
Sleeping Beauty, Another underwater apparatus Christian Lambertsen helped advance was the motorized submersible canoe, nicknamed: Sleeping Beauty.The ‘Sleeping Beauty’ submersible canoe was built by the British SOE to hold a single frogman to conduct clandestine reconnaissance or attacks against enemy vessels. It earned its nickname when a British officer walked past the canoe and found…
The 1975 Draeger LAR V
The 1969 Draeger LAR IV
The 1966 Draeger LAR 3
The nineteen 60th Draeger Lar 2c
The 1966 Draeger Kar1
The 1966 Draeger Lar 2a
The 1964 Draeger Lar 2
The 1961 Draeger Lar 1
The 1942 Draeger Hilfsatmer
Pre(?) 1945 designed Schwimmtauchgerät
This article by Michael Müller describes the rebreather Hans Hass dived with in 1943.
Dräger's development of oxygen rebreathers for combat swimmers
Auer MR 2 O-S bergbau rettungsgerät
One of the early 1934 original Spanish-designed oxygen rebreather
History of Mine escape apparatus Draeger SSG 1919
History of Mine escape apparatus Draeger 1923 Tübben
History of Mine escape apparatus Shamrock
Mine escape rebreather Oxy 30
Rebreathers used in Atlantis
Modern MSA AUER firefighting rebreather
One of the few original Spanish-designed oxygen rebreather made by Nemrod.
Mine escape rebreather Oxy 30
In 1957 Gerhard Haux designed an oxygen rebreather for the Skandinavian army called Norge I and was put into production by Dräger
Dräger introduced the successor to the BG174, a semi-closed nitrox device for firefighting and rescue work, in 1992.
The 1961 Travox 120 firefighter breathing apparatus
In 1962, Dräger produced the Simbal liquid oxygen rebreather
The 1966 Model BG 174
The 2008 BG4
The 2010 Dräger BG PSS Plus
The Dräger BG Pro Air
The 1956 Draeger Modell BG 172
The 1940 Draeger Modell BG 170-400
How to built your own submarine with diver lock
The 1942 Draeger Hilfsatmer
The model KG230 was the successor to model KG1928 and was produced in large numbers. It was designed for civil defence, mining and fire brigades.
A unique Dolphin Ray rebuild to a MCCR with a complete new design.
A unique double Kiss style rebreather homebuild for submarine escape
History of Mine escape apparatus build by der Auer Gesellschaft
History of Mine escape apparatus Modell 180, 200 and 200A
The 20-metre diving depth DM20 build in 1909
The 20-metre diving depth Gurtel Tauch Apparat from 1914
The Seba submarine excape rebreather, information wanted!
The famous Salvus Admiralty Neck Salvus also knows a special version
The famous Salvus Admiralty Neck Salvus ANS 1914
The development of the Charioteers diving suit, the Sladen Suit
Siebe Stelox aircrew rebreather
Another design by Steve Paige. An effective simple constant inject model built in 2023.
Siebe Vitox
The Siebe Gorman Lungovox one and two hours apparatus
The Amphibian MKII
The Amphibian MK1
Fleuss and Robert Davis designing new systems in the 1878 – 1933 period
Fleuss and Robert Davis designing new systems in the 1878 – 1933 period
Henry Albert Fleuss built the first practicable oxygen rebreather in 1878
The Dunlop UWSBA
Motorised Submersible Canoe MSC, the Sleeping Beauty
Davis Beach recovery Suit
Motorised Submersible Canoe MSC, the Sleeping Beauty
Davis Amphibious Tank Escape Apparatus
Watchkeepersuit with oxygen breathing apparatus
Eight unique diving outfits in a row
The Amphinbian MK IIa diving apparatus or Shallow water set
The Siebe Gorman MKII Human Torpedo Apparatus with McIntosh Sladen Suit
The frogman Amphinbian MK IV diving apparatus or Frogman swimsuit.
The Clearance Diver Breathing Apparatus by Siebe Gorman
The Siebe Gorman Minox rebreather
The German TR60 tauchretter
The German TR66 tauchretter
Different ways to carry breathing gas during the dive.
This fantastic article about the history of the Lt Lund I and Lt Lund II and Lt Lund III rebreather is written and published by Helmut Knüfermann. It is with great pleasure that I am able to offer the readers of my website this fantastic story thanks to Helmut's generous offer
This fantastic article about the history of the Lt Lund I and Lt Lund II rebreather is written and published by Helmut Knüfermann. It is with great pleasure that I am able to offer the readers of my website this fantastic story thanks to Helmut's generous offer
A great article written by MIchael Müller about the first oxygen rebreathers used by Hans Hass
The 1926 Bade-tauchretter lifesaver
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