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CO014 Authentic Models WWII Compass

CO014 Authentic Models WWII Compass

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The Antiqued Brass Patina WWII Compass number CO014 by Authentic Models is a part of the Compasses Collection and measures 0.8H x 2.2 inches in diameter and weights 0.25 lbs. and is packaged in gift box, upc. The compass opened the world to exploration and discovery. Invented in China thousands of years ago, it was primarily used by feng-shui priests, hired to advise on how and where to build. Today the compass still is a basic tool, a magnetized needle rotating on a vertical pin, pointing at the Earths magnetic North. 16th century sailors accustomed to following coastlines, could suddenly cross oceans. Sailors now devised a compass course, while still using their age-old knowledge of steering by fixed stars, ocean currents and prevailing winds to establish position.

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Part Number

: CO014

Brand

: Authentic Models

Collection

: Instruments

Category

: Compasses

Finish

: Polished

Material

: Brass & Glass

Height (inches)

: 0.8

Diameter

: 2.2

Item Weight (lbs.)

: 0.25

Specifications

: Nautical Compasses Collection Model: CO014 Item Description: Compass Dimensions: 0.8H x 2.2 inches in Diameter Item Weight: 0.25 Lbs. Packaging: Gift Box, Upc Carton: 3.7L x 3.7W x 1.3H inches UPC: 781934564386

UPC

: 781934564386

Carton Height

: 1.3

Carton Width

: 3.7

Carton Length

: 3.70

Country Of Origin

: India

Availability

: Usually ships in 1-2 business says if in stock

The Antiqued Brass Patina WWII Compass number CO014 by Authentic Models is a part of the Compasses Collection and measures 0.8H x 2.2 inches in diameter and weights 0.25 lbs. and is packaged in gift box, upc. The compass opened the world to exploration and discovery. Invented in China thousands of years ago, it was primarily used by feng-shui priests, hired to advise on how and where to build. Today the compass still is a basic tool, a magnetized needle rotating on a vertical pin, pointing at the Earths magnetic North. 16th century sailors accustomed to following coastlines, could suddenly cross oceans. Sailors now devised a compass course, while still using their age-old knowledge of steering by fixed stars, ocean currents and prevailing winds to establish position.

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