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A genuine WW2 fully functional! issue wrist compass as used by a number of units including the Airborne troops. This fully functional example is in relatively good condition for its age and clearly marked on the reverse (see photo's), and has the nice official US Army webbing strap attached; the compass is dated 45 = 1945 on the side. The strap and the compass have a wonderful patina, you can clearly see these were always together. Clearly issued example but in nice condition still!
This compass, official known as Compass, Wrist, Liquid-filled, was made by Taylor. The compass was usually seen worn on the wrist (duh!), but also over the sleeve, the shoulder loops, webbing, or at the ankle over the jump boots. Wrist compasses were used both by officers and enlisted men, unlike the lensatic compass, or marching compass, which was normally reserved for officers, NCO's or men on a special mission. Overall in completely UNCLEANED and in good condition, a beautiful survivor from WW2.