Antique Compass

This compass was probably made by Francis Barker, a firm that specialized in nautical instruments. It has a prefix B, indicating it was sourced from Francis Barker. This compass is in excellent condition and measures approximately 3 1/4 inches in diameter. It has a copper body and a brass bezel, and its triangular Sestrel logo is easily recognizable. A rare example of this model dates to the early 1800s, and its unusual shape has earned it a high price.

This particular compass is a fine example of the art of making a compass. It is a rare find. This 6.5-inch compass is made of mahogany, and its dial features a faceted, bevelled glass crystal. This dated relic is in good working order. It is marked 1918, and the base is engraved with the serial number 119261 M and a small military arrow.

This vintage compass is very handsome and attractive. Its floating dial has the German cardinal points and has the name of its owner – William F. Lensh. It is in good working order, and its case is in perfect condition. The ring on the case is still attached to the dial, and the compass is in excellent decorative condition. Its original box is 5.25″ square by 4.75″ deep and is free of dents.

A beautifully crafted Edwardian pocket compass with elegant scroll shaped brass fasteners is a rare treasure. It is 45mm in diameter, with the bow set under the crystal. The compass has the traditional 8 cardinal points. The crystal is free from damage and is set on a gemstone bearing. It measures about half an inch in diameter without the bow. The compass is in good condition, with no nicks or dents.

A very rare compass of the era was made by William Elliott and his sons in 1850. The compass’s needle is 60mm in diameter, and has gold lettering on the case. The outer scale is calibrated in four 90 degree quadrants. The needle is positioned at the center of the circle, with the north-to-south point at the top. The crystal is clean and undamaged.

The compass has a leather carrying case, and the dial is in good condition. The brass case is in good condition. The compass is mounted in a mahogany box with a leather lid. The compass measures 6.5″ in diameter. It is about two inches tall and weighs about 3kg unpackaged. It is in excellent condition, and comes with the original leather carrying case. A minor flaw is that it has no anti-slip rubber ring underneath the dial.

This compass has a very clean dial, and is in great condition. Its gnomon ring and anti-slip friction ring are in good condition. This orginal compass weighs about 2.2kg unpacked, and it is in good condition. An authentic compass will have a transit lock. A COMPASS is a very useful tool in navigation. It allows you to navigate and determine your location with precision.