Vintage Scuba Catalogs 1981 Aquarius Mfg 1990 Sherwood SeaQuest Princeton Tec

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I will be listing 3 sets of catalogs tonight.  If you win more than one, please DO NOT PAY until you receive my combined invoice to save you money on shipping.
The 1981 Aquarius Manufacturing catalog is in fine condition. 8.5" by 11" and 16 pages, including the covers.   No tears, folds, stains, etc.  The front cover has some blue coloration on it from another catalog that was stored on top of it.  I have not tried to remove the blue.  It might come off using something as simple as a pencil eraser.  3 hole punched for use in a notebook.  Very slight wear showing at the holes.
This Sherwood Scuba catalog is in excellent condition.  The only flaw I found was a little wear and a scrape on the upper left corner of the front cover .  The catalog is 8.5" by 11" and it has 32 pages, including the covers and the 3/4 length pages that cover the covers.  For 1990, Sherwood introduced the Maximus regulator, the Sigma System Gauge Console and the Source Dive Computer.
The 1990 SeaQuest catalog is in very good condition. 8.5" by 11" and 28 pages.  No folds, tears, stains, writing, etc.  3 hole punched for use in a notebook.  A little wear showing at the holes and along the edges.  There is also a slight curl near the spine so it does not lie perfectly flat.  1990 was the year that Sea Quest and Mares split off from their distributor agreement.  It is also the year that Sea Quest introduced the Air Source, the BC inflator/Octopus Regulator hybrid, to try to take some of the Scuba Pro Air 2 market.  Since Mares was no longer in the catalog, the product line came down to BCs, the Air Source, Wetsuits and Suunto computers and gauges.
The 1990 Princeton Tectonics catalog is 8.5" by 11", 8 page catalog (covers included) plus two separate pages of information about their lights.  The cover photo was taken by Frank Fennell of Nikon at Stingray City in Grand Cayman.  The catalog is in excellent condition.  No tears, folds, stains, writing, etc.  The first two inside pages are drawings of lights they expected to have ready for the season, but they had no examples of which to take photos.  They also introduced the RAM-1000, a Rate of Ascent Monitor.  It probably would have been popular if dive computers didn't have this function built in.
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