Original WWI Era U.S. Navy Submarine Compass MkIV No.20 in Brass Housing Brown Bess Musket Parts which lasted 29 November 1830

which lasted 29 November 1830 – 21 October 1831

On some specific cases there may be conflict of testimony

and that the rear stock and lower receiver are in a "pistol grip" formation

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Original WWI Era U.S. Navy Submarine Compass MkIV No.20 in Brass Housing Brown Bess Musket Parts which lasted 29 November 1830Original Item: Only One Available. Here we have a very nice example of an early U. S. Submarine Compass from the WWI Era. Unlike traditional surface warfare, under water there was nothing to guide a vessel except for a compass. These were usually stored in a chest, and placed on gimbal mounts which allowed the housing to tilt freely. The housing on this example looks to be brass or bronze, and has two attachments on the side for mounting into the