WW2 British Brass Surveyor’s Compass Broad Arrowed Dated 1941

WW2 British Brass Surveyor’s Compass Broad Arrowed Dated 1941 This item is an original British military surveyor’s compass from the Second World War, dated 1941. Constructed from brass, the compass features robust build quality, designed for field durability and reliability. The lid and face are engraved with the broad arrow mark, denoting official British military property, as well as the date of manufacture. The compass includes a floating dial with cardinal and degree markings, aiding precise navigation and land surveying within military operations. The sighting mechanism is equipped for accurate bearing-taking, and the glass cover protects the dial and pointer from dust and debris. Such compasses were essential tools for British surveyors and infantry officers, facilitating map reading, triangulation, and ground reconnaissance during the 1941 campaign period. This example reflects standard-issue military equipment used across various theatres of war. Condition, markings, and patina may vary according to individual service use and age.