Antique Robert Merrill ship compass design
This historical drawing shows a nineteenth-century marine compass manufactured by Robert Merrill in New York.
The top illustration features a highly detailed weathered brass housing with a beautiful traditional compass rose.
An ornate black and gold star design marks the directions clearly under the protective glass cover.
Technical maritime drawing layout specifications
Artist Magnus S. Fossum created this realistic watercolor artwork around nineteen thirty-seven for the design index.
The lower section includes two minimal graphite line drawings that display the object from different angles.
These accurate technical sketches reveal the exact geometric shape and side dimensions of the nautical instrument.
Contributor: Magnus S. Fossum
Date: 1937
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