Compass - W. Leather Pouch
Compass - W. Leather Pouch
Epic Armoury’s Compass with Leather Pouch is a working brass compass embellished with white cardinal directions and degrees on a black background. The outer brass casing is 5 cm in diameter with a ring hanger where you can attach a chain or leather cord.
Protect the compass by storing it inside the included leather pouch. Tie the pouch shut with a leather cord and attach it to the belt using its leather strap. Pair this accessory with an adventurous rogue, swashbuckler, or practical soldier.
HISTORY
- First invented in China as early as 206 B.C.
- Use of the compass is recorded in Europe in the 13th century
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Compass - W. Leather Pouch
Compass - W. Leather Pouch
Epic Armoury’s Compass with Leather Pouch is a working brass compass embellished with white cardinal directions and degrees on a black background. The outer brass casing is 5 cm in diameter with a ring hanger where you can attach a chain or leather cord.
Protect the compass by storing it inside the included leather pouch. Tie the pouch shut with a leather cord and attach it to the belt using its leather strap. Pair this accessory with an adventurous rogue, swashbuckler, or practical soldier.
HISTORY
- First invented in China as early as 206 B.C.
- Use of the compass is recorded in Europe in the 13th century
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Compass - W. Leather Pouch
Epic Armoury’s Compass with Leather Pouch is a working brass compass embellished with white cardinal directions and degrees on a black background. The outer brass casing is 5 cm in diameter with a ring hanger where you can attach a chain or leather cord.
Protect the compass by storing it inside the included leather pouch. Tie the pouch shut with a leather cord and attach it to the belt using its leather strap. Pair this accessory with an adventurous rogue, swashbuckler, or practical soldier.
HISTORY
- First invented in China as early as 206 B.C.
- Use of the compass is recorded in Europe in the 13th century
