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and small pieces missing from 6 of the 17 plates
ARMY IDENTIFICATIONS:
Illustrated with 2 plates
opening their first Indian branch in Calcutta in 1877
The compass card design is based on the classic Singer's Patent design of the 1860s
Charles Essex & Co. Georgian Sundial Compass (1825) WW1 Intelligence Handbook and small pieces missing fromA Charles Essex & Co. Pocket Sundial Compass or Pantochronometer, dating from c. 1825, and signed on the dial 'C. Essex & Co, London'. Charles Essex is known to have been in business as an optician in Clerkenwell, London between 1824 and 1828. This sundial compass has a wooden case with a domed push fit lid, a paper compass card with a jewelled pivot, and a brass gnomon. The interior of the wooden case is painted red, and the compass card is protected
