WWI US Army Military engineer Corps Compass

WWI US Army Military engineer Corps Compass

Marsoni

M251S

$144.00

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WWI US Army Military engineer Corps CompassThis genuine WWI British military compass, crafted by the renowned instrument maker Short & Mason of London, is a superb example of early 20th century field navigation equipment. Dated to the First World War period, it comes complete with its original fitted leather case, adding both authenticity and collectible value. The compass features a solid brass body with a classic blackened military finish, built for rugged use in the trenches and the field.

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LOVE this. I needed something to keep my sunglasses together. Why I have this many sunglasses is my business. Lol but this box is beautiful and soft inner and the outside is like a soft faux leather. The color is beautiful. I have one with 10 slots and its perfect for my wide brim Quay Sunglasses and my Gucci Glasses. I also included these Quay Dupes I found on Amazon in my box. It's just a perfect and chic storage container for my sunglasses.

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Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2026