Original British WWI Naval Charting Compass from Battleship HMS Audacious - Sunk Oct. 27 1914 Military Maps 500 meters if the gunner

500 meters if the gunner is sufficiently skilled

which is just below the Webley & Scott logo on the frame

The quality of the material looks to be better than that used in the Martini-Henry and Gehendra rifles made in Nepal in the same period

save their life by providing basic medical care

Top of barrel is marked:

Original British WWI Naval Charting Compass from Battleship HMS Audacious - Sunk Oct. 27 1914 Military Maps 500 meters if the gunnerOriginal item: One of a Kind Set. This came to us from a well curated English WWI Maritime Collection, a named artifact. The Battle Ship H. M. S. AUDACIOUS was commissioned on October 19th 1913. She was 597 feet in length and displaced 25,830 tons of water, with a complement of 860 men. She was the last of five King George V Class Battle Ships completed in 1913. She had 10 X 13 1 2" Guns, 16 X 4" Guns and 3 X Torpedo tubes. She was stationed at Scarpa