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The old diving suit, or standard diving dress, was typically made from heavy canvas or rubberized fabric to provide durability and waterproofing. The suit featured a helmet made of brass, which was bolted onto the suit and equipped with a glass faceplate for visibility. Inside, it had a weighted belt for stability underwater, while a supply of air was provided through a hose connected to the surface. The materials were chosen for their ability to withstand the pressures of deep water and to protect divers from the harsh underwater environment.

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