Antique English Brass Cased Floating Card Compass

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A very attractive Victorian explorers compass dating to around 1890.

The floating card dial pivots on a bearing and is housed under a glass crystal which is clean and free from any chips.

Excellent condition measuring 2" in diameter x 3/4".

Item: 44324
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Category Scientific Antiques Date c.1890  Late Victorian Antiques Material Brass Origin English Item code as584a3877 / 44324 Status Sold

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