Buy Bone, steel and metal tracer. 19th Century

- Precious line drawing from the second half of the 19th century. It probably belonged to a compass box.
- The handle is of bone, the body has the head and part of the reeds of a mixture of white metals. The tips of the reeds are made of steel.
- The reeds are in good condition. The distance between the tongues is adjusted by means of a metal wheel with a threaded bolt that runs through the upper tongue, threading into the lower tongue.
- The upper tab can be rotated over the head of the body to facilitate cleaning and maintenance.
- On the upper flap there are three initials inscribed by hand: WRC. These would probably be the initials of the former owner.
- If the object has any Distinctive, Mark or Contrast, it is of great importance to be able to identify data such as its maker, the place where it was made and other details.

Conservation and damage:
- There are small scratches on the tips, due to use.
- The Object shows wear and tear typical of its age.