Ship's compass (3) - Iron - Different years
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Three vintage metal navigation instruments from the first half of the 20th century in good used condition with minor signs of aging, originating from the United Kingdom.
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Description from the seller
The first three photos show a vintage, possibly liquid-filled compass.
Probably a ship's compass or an aircraft compass.
A production date between the 1930s and the 1950s.
Not entirely clear from which country it could be (East) Germany, but it could also be France, Sweden, or the Netherlands.
From photo no. 7698 onward, there is a Sestrel Moore ship's compass.
Produced by Henry Browne & Son from England.
Year 1940–1960.
Comes from England.
The last three photos are a maritime compass.
It is a navigation instrument that indicates the direction of the Earth's magnetic field.
Can also be used in a holder or as a hand compass.
Equipped with glowing numbers
It is a YCM compass from around 1965.
And it comes from Japan.
Taking photos are part of the description.
Seller's Story
The Kringloopbedrijf Borne Foundation is
founded on December 4, 1984.
The foundation aims to operate a recycling business, in which the aspect of recycling is an important motive. In addition to splitting waste flows for further processing by companies, we also offer the possibility to citizens to use so-called purchase 'second chance items' in our store and on the internet
In addition, the objective is to provide jobs to people who are at a distance from the labor market, to provide work experience places, as well as internships and filling in time for the punished.
The organization has a so-called not for profit philosophy. That is, for the most part, the ultimate profits flow back to the community.
In recent years, tens of thousands of euros have been donated to projects and charities.
We are proud of our company and stand for quality.
Translated by Google TranslateThe first three photos show a vintage, possibly liquid-filled compass.
Probably a ship's compass or an aircraft compass.
A production date between the 1930s and the 1950s.
Not entirely clear from which country it could be (East) Germany, but it could also be France, Sweden, or the Netherlands.
From photo no. 7698 onward, there is a Sestrel Moore ship's compass.
Produced by Henry Browne & Son from England.
Year 1940–1960.
Comes from England.
The last three photos are a maritime compass.
It is a navigation instrument that indicates the direction of the Earth's magnetic field.
Can also be used in a holder or as a hand compass.
Equipped with glowing numbers
It is a YCM compass from around 1965.
And it comes from Japan.
Taking photos are part of the description.
Seller's Story
The Kringloopbedrijf Borne Foundation is
founded on December 4, 1984.
The foundation aims to operate a recycling business, in which the aspect of recycling is an important motive. In addition to splitting waste flows for further processing by companies, we also offer the possibility to citizens to use so-called purchase 'second chance items' in our store and on the internet
In addition, the objective is to provide jobs to people who are at a distance from the labor market, to provide work experience places, as well as internships and filling in time for the punished.
The organization has a so-called not for profit philosophy. That is, for the most part, the ultimate profits flow back to the community.
In recent years, tens of thousands of euros have been donated to projects and charities.
We are proud of our company and stand for quality.
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Era
1900-2000
Metal type
Iron
Title additional information
Different years
No. of items
3
Country of Origin
United Kingdom
Material
Metal
Style
Vintage
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
0 cm
Width
0 cm
Depth
0 cm
Estimated Period
First half of the 20th century
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