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Charles Essex is known to have been in business as an optician in Clerkenwell
Mk III to Mk VII
In the 1870s William Armstrong introduced a revised design with the bursting charge in the head and the shell wall made of steel
1 Squadron had been equipped with balloons
By 1845 the company had ceased trading
J. H. Steward 'Battalion' Marching Compass c.1898 SOE Charles Essex is known toAn exceptionally rare J. H. Steward 'Battalion' Night Marching Compass, dating from c. 1898. A unique and very distinctive design, the Battalion Compass was originally made by J. H. Steward at the request of Captain Cecil Wilson, the Adjutant of the 3rd battalion King's Royal Rifles. After Captain Wilson had tested the compass in the field, he provided the following testimonial for the 1899 Steward catalogue: 'I have much pleasure in expressing my
