This compass is a unique piece due to its meticulously crafted details. On the front of the compass is a clipping from *The New York Times* regarding the tragic sinking of the *Titanic*. Inside the compass, on the top of the lid, there is also a photograph accompanied by a brief account of the event.
A bit of history:
"...The Titanic, on the night of 14–15 April 1912, during its maiden voyage on the Southampton–Cherbourg–Queenstown–New York route, struck an iceberg and sank. Its disaster led to the revision of maritime safety laws and regulations..."
Along with this magical, beautiful compass, we are offering you a leather pouch for this gem, so that you can store it safely and even attach it to your belt.
A few details that may further influence your decision:
- Diameter: 8 cm
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Height: 3 cm - Material: Bronze
Free:
- Leather pouch - as shown in the photo.
