WWII British Prismatic Compass – 1941 Mk III T.G. Co Ltd, London No B97058

WWII British Prismatic Compass – 1941 Mk III T.G. Co Ltd, London No B97058

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WWII British Prismatic Compass – 1941 Mk III T.G. Co Ltd, London No B97058This original WWII British Prismatic Compass, dated 1941 and manufactured by T. G. Co Ltd, London, is a superb example of wartime British military equipment. Used by officers and NCOs for navigation and artillery coordination, this compass reflects the precision and durability demanded during World War II. Constructed from solid brass with a black enamel military finish, the compass features a prismatic sighting mechanism that allows users to take

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Format: Hardcover

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