Original British WWI Officer's Verner's Pattern VII Prismatic Compass in Leather Carrier - dated 1917 Price_over $990 Without a doubt the work

Without a doubt the work of the 323rd played a vital part in breaking the back of the Great German Counter-offensive since it contributed so effectively during Christmas week to disrupting the enemy's transportation and supply facilities

with a small internal pocket

We offer an Original East India Company contract Brown Bess Musket made by "GILL" with the early East India Company "Heart" Logo and dated 1776

This is a pre-1804 British Royal Navy marked "double disk" or figure-8 naval cutlass with round sheet metal grip and single fullered slightly curved blade marked with a proof or makers mark

larger and more rugged than the WW1 equivalent

Original British WWI Officer's Verner's Pattern VII Prismatic Compass in Leather Carrier - dated 1917 Price_over $990 Without a doubt the workOriginal Item: Only One Available. In lovely matured condition, this is a very nice brass Verner's Pattern VII Prismatic field compass. These have a glass prism and a glass window on the lid with a line across it, which is used to determine the bearing of an object in the distance. It has a dry card compass with a both a momentary bearing lock and transit lock, which rotates in the base. When the compass card stops, the required bearing is read off