Handmade wooden compass box Gilbert & Sons London is an elegant and practical accessory for any navigation enthusiast. Each piece is unique, resulting from the craftsmanship of artisans from India, with whom we work directly. As a result, each product may vary slightly, adding a unique character to it.

The price is for 1 piece of the box only (without an additional product like a compass).

In the "group" photo where there are 3 visible boxes, the product for sale is positioned as the first on the right (the largest).

The box is lined with a soft material that ensures the safety of the stored compass, and the solid brass locks guarantee durability and a stylish appearance.

Dimensions: 15.5 cm x 15 cm x 7.5 cm

Product Features:

• Handcrafted by artisans from India.
• Unique design - each piece may vary slightly.
• Solid brass locks that add elegance and security.
• Interior lined with soft material that protects the compass.
• Engraving option, which makes the box perfect for a gift.

The text from the plaque is in English as shown in the picture.

Translation of text from a plaque to Polish:

"GILBERT & SONS" London

The features of this instrument are as follows:

1. It measures different scales when it is open.
2. The upper part of the compass consists of a hinged plate, which is calibrated in hours, and another scale indicates the minutes that can be set according to the local latitude angle. The magnetic compass allows the sundial to be set to the north, and the sundial's gnomon casts a shadow and indicates the local time.

This instrument, when not in use, can be folded compactly, and the compass rests on solid brass leveling screws, which can be adjusted to level the compass. It can be used for calculating time and orientation.

Original version of the text:

GILBERT & SONS London

Features of this instrument are as follows:

1. It measures different scales, when kept open.
2. The top of the compass consists of a hinged plate that is calibrated in hours, and another scale marks minutes, which can be set according to the local latitude angle. The magnetic compass enables the sundial to point north, and the sundial’s vane casts a shadow and marks the local time.

This instrument, when not in use, can be made compact, and the compass sits on solid brass leveling screws that can be adjusted to level the compass. It can be used to calculate the times as well as the orientation.