Brass Compass in Wooden Box

Retro brass compass - a gift with the spirit of past expeditions<br>A map spread out on the desk, a wooden box and a brass compass that looks like a souvenir brought back from a distant expedition. It is a replica of the J. Lizars Glasgow London 1845 compass, combining the function of finding north with striking vintage styling. The brown-beige dial with a black compass rose and rhumb scale is deliberately designed to look worn by time.<br>The compass has a closing case that protects the glass. A <strong>magnifying glass</strong> is set into the lid, making it easier to read the direction without opening the instrument. A ring is also attached to the case, to which a leather cord or chain can be added.<br>Everything comes in a <strong>wooden box lined with fabric</strong>. This makes the retro compass a ready idea for an elegant gift for a traveller, explorer or lover of objects with history. Once taken out of the box, it can become a decoration for an office, study or living room.<br>Key benefits of the brass compass<br><strong>Retro style</strong> - the aged dial and classic colours attract attention.<br><strong>Brass case</strong> - emphasises the elegant, collectible character of the gadget.<br><strong>Closing design</strong> - helps protect the compass glass.<br><strong>Magnifying glass in the lid</strong> - allows convenient checking of direction without opening the case.<br><strong>Wooden box</strong> - presents the product aesthetically and makes it easy to hand over as a gift.<br><strong>Attachment ring</strong> - lets you attach your own cord or chain.<br><strong>Functional and decorative</strong> - the compass helps find north and at the same time decorates the interior.<br>Use of the vintage-style compass<br>The brass compass in a wooden box works as a <strong>gift for a lover of travel</strong>, a symbolic present for someone starting a new stage of life, or a stylish decoration. It can accompany hikes, and day to day it looks striking on a shelf, desk or in a home collection of maritime and travel souvenirs.<br>Who this gadget is for?<br>For <strong>female or male travellers</strong> who value objects linked to past expeditions.<br>For <strong>lovers of hiking</strong> and weekend trips into the field.<br>For <strong>collectors of compasses</strong>, maps, globes and navigation accessories.<br>For <strong>enthusiasts of history and geography</strong>, interested in discoveries and old instruments.<br>For <strong>sailors or lovers of the nautical style</strong>, looking for decoration for a study.<br>For <strong>office workers, teachers or architects</strong> who like classic desk accessories.<br>For <strong>men or women furnishing a vintage, retro or colonial interior</strong>.<br>For <strong>graduates, jubilarians or people changing jobs</strong> - as a symbol of finding the right direction.<br>For <strong>scouts, wanderers or lovers of survival</strong>, for whom orientation in the terrain is close to heart.<br>For <strong>owners of gift shops</strong>, looking for an impressive present for travellers and collectors.<br>Gadget in brief<br>Replica of the J. Lizars Glasgow London 1845 compass.<br>Case made of brass.<br>Glass cover and magnifying glass set into the lid.<br>Brown-beige dial with rhumb scale and black compass rose.<br>Closing design protecting the glass.<br>Ring for attaching a cord or chain.<br>Wooden box lined with fabric.<br>Compass as a gift, for a hike or as a retro-style decoration.<br>Gadget parameters<br><strong>Dimensions:</strong> compass diameter 7 cm, box 10 x 10 x 4.5 cm<br><strong>Weight:</strong> 0.5 kg<br><strong>Minimum order:</strong> 1 piece<br><strong>Stand/display:</strong> none<br>