William Harris Georgian Compass c.1805 Revolver In 1980 the company moved

In 1980 the company moved into Bleeding Heart Yard in Hatton Garden

Stocken left the RAF in 1920 to take up commercial and Test Pilot flying at Croydon

and Commander C

made from Yew

where accurate timing and the establishment of records was becoming increasingly important in mid 19th century

William Harris Georgian Compass c.1805 Revolver In 1980 the company movedA very rare Georgian pocket compass, made in England, dating from c. 1805. With a hand drawn black and white compass card in the classic Georgian style. The compass has a gilt or gold plated brass case, slightly domed glass, paper compass card and jewelled pivot. There is a transit lock operated by a tiny lever at the bow. The compass is in full working order and finds North very well. It comes complete with its original fish skin leather covered