#Cp goerz compass full
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#Cp goerz compass serial number
2077 with 10.5cm circular brass dial and black painted metal case with folding arms, the lid stamped with conforming serial number and makers monogram, the inner lid with a map of Europe dated 1.1.15, the compass base stamped with Royal Marines date mark OK 10.5.16, approximately 15cm diameter, together with Green (Bernard), Zeppelin L15 & The Wakefield Gold Medal, which gives a descriptive account of the history of this compass. A WWI Zeppelin compass recovered from LZ85 when it was shot-down by HMS Agamemnon in Salonika, the compass manufactured by C.P.
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