eebygum
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Sestrel gimballed compass by Henry Browne & Son; 13cm diameter across the compass face, 18xm across the gimballs.
The glass has no significant scratches and all the faces are clear to read. There is no loss of liquid, with the air bubble clearly visible. There are two brass brackets (one was used for attaching the compass in the cockpit, another for the saloon).
The compass was taken off in working order from my 1973 SHE 32C.
£25 including secure packaging with MyHermes to UK only (and for the avoidance of doubt that includes NI but I’m not filling out any damn custom forms)
The glass has no significant scratches and all the faces are clear to read. There is no loss of liquid, with the air bubble clearly visible. There are two brass brackets (one was used for attaching the compass in the cockpit, another for the saloon).
The compass was taken off in working order from my 1973 SHE 32C.
£25 including secure packaging with MyHermes to UK only (and for the avoidance of doubt that includes NI but I’m not filling out any damn custom forms)