POCKET COMPASS by JAMES HICKS

Description James Joseph Hicks (1837–1916) was a highly respected British scientific instrument maker operating out of Hatton Garden, London. His company specialized in high-quality high quality scientific instruments, including military-grade pocket or prismatic marching compasses. These were widely issued to officers during the late Victorian era and throughout World War I. The stamp on the brass face features a “Crow’s Foot” (or Broad Arrow) engraving, which denotes official British military property. A fitting on the base would mate with a tripod. Dimensions:  Height: 0.8 in (2.04 cm)Diameter: 2.8 in (7.12 cm) Materials and Techniques:  Brass Period: Late 19th Century Date of Manufacture:  C. 1890 CONDITION Good – Wear consistent with age and use. PRICE: £85   Shipping costs –Shipping will usually be Royal Mail 48 hr tracked.  Free to inland UK, Other countries please contact me for costs before buying!   Payment can be made with bank transfer, PAYPAL, or cash. Pay by bank transfer to:- Bank: HALIFAX Name: MICHAEL BINNS A/c No: 11812463 Sort Code: 11 00 99 Paypal paypal payments to: [email protected] Private dealer   We do not accept returns.  Contact: Mike Binns Tel: 44 (0)790 980 3624 Email: [email protected]