WWI British Verner’s Patent Marching Compass – 1917 F-L No.93040 polish 303 variations

303 variations

including deployments with the British Army of the Rhine (BAOR)

the inert round carries the authentic look of service use without any firing capability

while the badge is encircled by a laurel wreath

These 'drums' in particular are the smaller size carrying 100 rounds - fewer rounds total but much easier to carry and maneuver with (especially over the large hard plastic drums)

WWI British Verner’s Patent Marching Compass – 1917 F-L No.93040 polish 303 variationsThis authentic WWI British Verners Patent Marching Compass, dated 1917 and marked No. 93040, was manufactured by F L, believed to be Fischer & Ludewig, a known supplier of high quality precision instruments during the early 20th century. Issued during the closing year of World War I, this compass is a remarkable example of British military field gear. Crafted from durable brass with a blackened military finish, the compass features the classic Verners