Antique Brass Sliding Magnifier Desk Compass | Henry Hughes 1941 Style | Handcrafted Reading & Navigational Aid

Description Close This beautifully crafted instrument offers more than just direction; its integrated sliding magnifier provides a closer look at your world. The rich antique brass finish lends an air of historical authenticity, making it a truly unique desktop companion crafted by hand.Navigate and Examine with Ease:Clever Sliding Magnifier: A unique feature where the magnifying lens is built into a pivoting or sliding top cover, easily positioned for reading maps, fine print, or examining small details, then neatly tucked away.Authentic Antique Brass Finish: Expertly crafted from solid brass with a deep antique patina, providing the genuine look and feel of a well-preserved historical instrument.“Henry Hughes Son Ltd London 1941” Inspired Design: The engravings and overall aesthetic pay homage to the classic style of renowned historical instrument makers, adding vintage character.Precise Magnetic Compass: Equipped with a detailed and accurate compass rose, clear directional markings, and a responsive needle for reliable orientation.Handcrafted Quality: Each compass is meticulously handcrafted, ensuring attention to detail and a unique character inherent in artisan-made items.Perfect For:Adding functional vintage elegance to a study, library desk, map room, or office workspace.Assisting with reading detailed charts, historical documents, stamps, coins, or any fine print.A thoughtful gift for cartographers, historians, collectors of scientific instruments, or anyone who appreciates unique, functional design.Serving as a distinguished paperweight with the dual benefits of magnification and accurate direction finding.Quick Specs:Material: Brass, Glass LensFinish: Antique BrassDimensions (Compass):Diameter: Approx. 5 cm / 2 inThickness: Approx. 2 cm / 0.8 inWeight: Approx. 165 g / 0.36 lbsCondition: NewHeads up: This is a new, handcrafted item with an intentional antique finish. While the compass is precise, handle the glass lens component with care.