Late 1970s Original Stocker & Hale Magnetic Compass Tritium 1970 Dated

Description

An original USGI Military Issue Magnetic Tritium-illuminated Compass made by Stocker & Yale, more widely known for their fine quality & military issue watches. This was manufactured in 1979 for the US government. Unfortunately due to age the tritium has lost its illumination capability, but the compass still functions perfectly and is in good working order. Still a very nice collectible for those interested in old-school field equipment or vintage compasses.
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