Weems & Plath Compass on 2040-parts.com
Jacksonville, Florida, United States
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Here is a Weems & Plath compass . I picked this up from an estate sale of a local doctor. They say it came off his yacht. Bit have no certificare. It is in excellent condition an everything works..it is made to use with it still in the box. I had it pointing due north from my house and AZ you see from the pictures it is pointing to north. Any questions please email before bidding.
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