Decorative model Compass "BRUNTON" 7.00 x 3.00 x 7.70 cm, Artesania Latina (48707)

BRUNTON Compass Reproduction in Rosewood Case
The BRUNTON compass is a legendary tool invented in 1894 by American mining engineer David W. Brunton. Its compact and multi-functional design has made this compass indispensable for geologists, cartographers and explorers around the world. Thanks to its precision and engineering excellence, BRUNTON has become the benchmark among field instruments for direction, angle and terrain orientation.
This reproduction antique compass is made of brass with a faux patina for added authenticity. The compass is equipped with two adjustable levels for determining the angle of inclination, and the magnetic pointer automatically locks when the lid is closed - just like a real engineering tool. The wooden case is made of rosewood, and its lid is decorated with an inlaid brass anchor, which adds aesthetic perfection.
This compass is not only a functional device, but also an exquisite interior decoration or a valuable gift for connoisseurs of engineering classics.
Features:
Type: BRUNTON compass reproduction
Case material: antique brass
Case: rosewood with brass inlay (anchor)
Features: hand lock when closed, adjustable levels, tilt scale
Dimensions: 7.0 × 7.7 × 3.0 cm
Weight: 0.35 kg
Recommended age: from 14 year