For sale is an exceptionally rare, 19th-century bronze marine ship’s compass, crafted by the renowned makers Henry Morrill & Sons of Hull, England. Historical Significance A museum-quality piece dating back to the "Golden Age" of British navigation. This instrument serves as a testament to the superior craftsmanship of the Victorian maritime era. Technical Features The compass features its original Gimbal suspension system (double rings), a sophisticated mechanism designed to keep the compass bowl level and functional even in the most turbulent seas. Condition & Authenticity The piece retains its original, untouched patina, developed naturally over more than a century. This authentic oxidation confirms its status as a genuine period antique, distinguishing it from modern replicas. Investment Value Instruments by Morrill are exceedingly rare in the Mediterranean market. This is a premier acquisition opportunity for serious maritime collectors and an investment-grade piece of nautical history.