WW2 1940 British J. M. Glauser MK IX Brass Compass – Excellent Working Condition

WW2 1940 British J. M. Glauser MK IX Brass Compass – Excellent Working Condition

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WW2 1940 British J. M. Glauser MK IX Brass Compass – Excellent Working ConditionThis is an original British WW2 MK IX Brass Compass, dated 1940 and manufactured by J. M. Glauser, one of the premier makers of precision military instruments during the Second World War. This early war issue model is a robust, beautifully engineered piece of kit carried by officers and map readers throughout the conflict. Crafted from solid brass, the compass retains its rich patina while remaining in excellent working condition. The dial is clean

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Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2008