Vintage 1950s Chrome Navigator Compass Automobile Boat Model 2500-g In Box on 2040-parts.com
Levittown, Pennsylvania, United States
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Vintage 1950s Navigator Compass Model 2500-G not sure if ever USED IN BOX for Boat or Automobile. Fully compensated Two way dial. Highly chromed metal case with powerful special magnets. This is very heavy. Dual purpose bracket for rigid mounting or gimbal action. 3 inches tall and the dome is 2 1/8. Not sure if it works water in it is yellowish, so selling cheap as is with no returns. Please email with questions. Thanks
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