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"Life Compass" is 99.9FS Fine Silver, made with PMC. It is inlaid with Polymer clay and iridescent medium. It is approximately 1.8" x 1.5" 45mm x 40mm. The piece has a black patina oxidized finish, is stamped on the back with artists mark and 999FS
Compass Travel MX62 AWZ runs along Godalming High Street on the last bus of the day to Cranleigh on route 42.
Just the one StreetLite on the route on the 15th.
High Street, Godalming, Surrey.
Early Portable Compass for the English Civil War.
If you have a compass you also have atime piece. Not only do you know which direction to go in you also know when to go as well.
Taken in 2009.
A well-trodden compass rose on Boston's Long Wharf, looking inland toward the Financial District.
Junior Guides at the CW Region camp in Grenfell had fun learning about compasses and direction with Jan & mother helpers
Sun 08/05/2005 14:15 08052005(008)
In the foreground is a sundial, behind a wind compass in the fort at Sagres
I have two geometry classes this year. Among my equipment is this cheap and totally useless compass. But it does have a face.
37401 with 37670 hammer through a thoroughly wet, miserable Ashchurch station with Compass Tours 1Z31 from Preston to Paignton. 6th June 2009.
Junior Guides at the CW Region camp in Grenfell had fun learning about compasses and direction with Jan & mother helpers
One of four Alexander Dennis Enviros in the Compass Bus fleet is seen on a service to the AMEX stadium yesterday afternoon, 2nd March 2013.
Junior Guides at the CW Region camp in Grenfell had fun learning about compasses and direction with Jan & mother helpers
An oiled walnut stair with hand crafted wrought iron balustrade with a pair of curved strings. The horizontal volute handrails are mounted over iron newel posts with matching spindles. The bases of the strings end with matching volute curls that finish onto the solid stone entry tread (weighed almost 700kgs). The treads of the stair were constructed to allow for stone cladding on the top with a walnut face beneath.