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WWII British Military Prismatic Compass Mk III – 1940, No. NA266322, TG Co Ltd
WWII British Military Prismatic Compass Mk III – 1940, No. NA266322, TG Co Ltd
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Product Description
This original British Military Prismatic Compass Mk III, dated 1940 and stamped with serial number NA266322, is an exceptional artifact from the Second World War. Manufactured by TG Co Ltd, a recognized wartime supplier, this compass is a classic example of durable British military engineering.
The Mk III model features a solid brass case, often finished in matte black or olive drab, designed to withstand the rigors of field use. Its prismatic sighting mechanism allows for highly accurate bearings, even in challenging conditions. The dial—typically dry or lightly damped—rotates freely and locks securely using the functional transit lock. The lid is clearly engraved with the model, maker, date, and serial, affirming its authenticity and military origin.
This piece remains in excellent condition, showing minimal wear and a clean, readable dial. All moving parts, including the rotating bezel and prism, operate smoothly, and the thumb loop is intact.