WWI British Verner’s Patent Marching Compass 1914 – Hughes & Sons with 1916 Leather Pouch TA 4 lamp captures the practical

4 lamp captures the practical ingenuity of British Army design during the Second World War

including France

Analysis of how destroyers were adapted and utilized for mine sweeping operations in different theaters of war

offering collectors and historians a rare piece of post-World War II British military history

WWI British Verner’s Patent Marching Compass 1914 – Hughes & Sons with 1916 Leather Pouch TA 4 lamp captures the practicalAn excellent and original example of the iconic British Army Verners Patent Marching Compass, dated 1914 and manufactured by the renowned military instrument maker Hughes & Sons, London. This compass, serial number 10399, represents a classic and historically significant piece of First World War field equipment, widely issued to British officers and NCOs throughout the conflict. Constructed from solid brass with a blackened finish, the compass