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We offer a complete product range of Brass Nautical Antique Compass, Handmade Antique Military Compass, Antique Brass Navigation Compass, Golden Brass Globe and Golden Antique Nautical Compass With Wooden Base
Brass Nautical Antique Compass is crafted from solid brass with an antique or vintage finish, often featuring a naturally aged patina or hand-polished surface. It includes a floating or dry card dial marked with cardinal directions and a 360-degree scale for navigation accuracy. The needle is magnetized and enclosed under a convex or flat glass cover. Typically housed in a brass case or a handcrafted wooden box, the compass ranges in size from 2 to 6 inches in diameter and weighs between 200 grams to 1 kilogram. It may feature a gimbal mount for stability at sea or be designed as a handheld or tabletop unit. Originating from 18th to early 20th-century nautical use, it serves as a functional navigational tool, a collectible piece, or a vintage maritime dcor item. Calibration is manual, using Earths magnetic field for orientation.
Handmade Antique Military Compass is constructed using solid brass or alloy metals with a vintage or distressed finish that reflects traditional military styling. The compass features a manually crafted directional dial marked with cardinal points and a 0 to 360 scale, often engraved or printed on aged paper or metal. Its magnetized needle is protected by a glass or mica cover and may include a sighting window or lens for precise field navigation. Typically compact in size, ranging from 2 to 3 inches in diameter, it fits into a pocket or is secured with a lid or hinged cover. Weight varies between 150 to 400 grams. It often comes in a leather pouch or wooden storage box. Designed for field use during earlier military campaigns, this compass combines historical utility with craftsmanship and is now appreciated as a collectible or decorative piece
Antique Nautical Compass is typically made from brass, bronze, or iron and features an antique or aged finish, sometimes with a natural patina or polished brass appearance. The dial may be a floating, dry card, or liquid-filled type, with cardinal directions and a 0 to 360 degree scale clearly marked. It includes a magnetized steel needle and is protected by a convex or flat glass cover, with some older models using mica. Mounting can vary from gimbal-mounted designs to boxed or handheld styles. The base is often crafted from wood, brass, or placed inside a rosewood case. Sizes generally range from 2 to 6 inches in diameter, and the compass may weigh between 200 grams to 1 kilogram. It is used for marine navigation, as a collectible, or as a decorative item, and represents design styles from the 18th to 20th century. Calibration is typically manual, aligning the needle with magnetic north
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