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As an officer in a 'Cyclist Co
opening their first Indian branch in Calcutta in 1877
The compass card design is based on the classic Singer's Patent design of the 1860s
and small pieces missing from 6 of the 17 plates
'This book has been made up by extracts from “Notes from the Front”
Charles Essex & Co. Georgian Sundial Compass (1825) WW1 Intelligence Handbook As an officer in aA Charles Essex & Co. Pocket Sundial Compass or Pantochronometer, dating from c. 1825, and signed on the dial 'C. Essex & Co, London'. Charles Essex is known to have been in business as an optician in Clerkenwell, London between 1824 and 1828. This sundial compass has a wooden case with a domed push fit lid, a paper compass card with a jewelled pivot, and a brass gnomon. The interior of the wooden case is painted red, and the compass card is protected
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