WW2 German Wehrmacht Bakelite Marching Compass – Marked CXN

WW2 German Wehrmacht Bakelite Marching Compass – Marked CXN

Marsoni

M251S

$89.00

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WW2 German Wehrmacht Bakelite Marching Compass – Marked CXNThis is an original WW2 German Wehrmacht marching compass, produced for military use by the German armed forces. The compass features a Bakelite housing, typical of late war field equipment, making it lightweight and durable for infantry use. The CXN marking identifies the manufacturer and Wehrmacht inspection approval. The compass has a simple, reliable design for navigation in the field, with a rotating dial and clear directional markings. Compact

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This is a great little book with a variety of pictures and some nice short descriptions to stimulate conversation. My main problem with it is that the pages are thin and when my 5 year old used a marker on them, it bled through 3 pages. (These were not particularly potent markers; if anything they were all bit dry and worn out.) Use crayons and you should be fine.

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Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2025