WWI British Verner’s Patent Marching Compass – 1917 F-L No.93040 German 100 Reichsbanknote Berlin 1908 and symbols that define military

and symbols that define military identity and pride

and impact of the Polish Underground Resistance during World War II and in the post-war period

making it easy to carry on a belt or pack

It also remains a practical and reliable light source for reenactors

Collectors value WI-marked cartridges due to their lower production numbers compared with standard ball ammunition and because they represent a specific wartime development in British small-arms technology

WWI British Verner’s Patent Marching Compass – 1917 F-L No.93040 German 100 Reichsbanknote Berlin 1908 and symbols that define militaryThis authentic WWI British Verners Patent Marching Compass, dated 1917 and marked No. 93040, was manufactured by F L, believed to be Fischer & Ludewig, a known supplier of high quality precision instruments during the early 20th century. Issued during the closing year of World War I, this compass is a remarkable example of British military field gear. Crafted from durable brass with a blackened military finish, the compass features the classic Verners