Original WW1 U.S. Army Engineer Corps Brass Prismatic Compass by Cruchon & Emons dated 1918 with British Leather Case dated 1917 Russian Maxim 1910 1939 (Heft 10)

1939 (Heft 10)

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Original WW1 U.S. Army Engineer Corps Brass Prismatic Compass by Cruchon & Emons dated 1918 with British Leather Case dated 1917 Russian Maxim 1910 1939 (Heft 10)Original Item: Only One Available. This is a WW1 Verners pattern 1918 dated compass with a British leather case, dated 1917. Made and marked by Cruchon & Emons (C E), who were located in London, Paris, and Berne, Switzerland. Both are offered in very good condition, with no noticeable damage to either item. Has the traditional white dial for low light reading with the orange direction arrow intact. The brass lid has a strong hinge and a brass knob on