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1943 Lionel Corporation Naval Compass, #634 8 1/2" Diameter, Brass on 2040-parts.com

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Fullerton, California, United States

Fullerton, California, United States
GOOD TO VERY GOOD USED CONDITION, ALL BRASS, SOME CHIPPING ON THE FACE DIAL, SEE PHOTOS FOR CONDITION
Brand:LIONEL Country/Region of Manufacture:United States

WOW! HERE IS A 1943 DATED LIONEL CORPORATION BRASS NAVY SHIP COMPASS, MEASURES 8 1/2" IN DIAMETER, AND 9 1/2" OVERALL, MARKED WITH DATE OF 1943, THE LIONEL CORPORATION, NEW YORK,  # 634 STILL WORKING CONDITION, ALL BRASS CONSTRUCTION, LIONEL MADE LOTS OF NON TRAIN ITEMS FOR THE GOVERNMENT DURING WORLD WAR II, SEE PHOTOS FOR CONDITION

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