United Kingdom. A Royal Air Force P10 Aircraft Compass No. 29048 B In Its Wooden Case, Lancaster Bomber Type Archive George VI with GRI cipher

George VI with GRI cipher

with facsimile-signature from Reichsmarschall Hermann Göring

red felt backer with glue residue from previous board mounting

the order was created in 1889 by King Toffa of Dahomey

United Kingdom. A Royal Air Force P10 Aircraft Compass No. 29048 B In Its Wooden Case, Lancaster Bomber Type Archive George VI with GRI cipherThe compass has a brass body finished in black, marked in 360 degree gradations with large white florescent markings for E, S and W and additional small white markings for NE, SE, SW and NW, the North (N) position in florescent white on a red inverted triangle. Immediately below these marks is a ring marked in single degrees around the circumference, with numeric marking at ten degree intervals. The sides are linked in the centre via a t shaped