Répéteur gyro-boussole Sperry avec points de vente patine

This WWII-era Sperry Gyro-Compass Repeater (Model Mark XV, MOD.O) was built by the Sperry Gyroscope Company and dates back to a patented 1919 design. Only around 50,000 of these were made, many used by Allied forces.

Made of heavy brass and bronze, it includes its original wiring and features an 8-inch gimbaled compass dial marked in 0-360 degrees with block-style cardinal points. The perimeter is etched with maker details and model markings.

Sold as-is without a stand—great for maritime collectors, historians, or museum displays.

Features:

• WWII-era Sperry Gyro-Compass Repeater - Model Mark XV, MOD.O
• Solid brass and bronze build
• 8-inch gimbaled compass dial - 0-360 degrees, block-letter points
• Clearly marked by Sperry Gyroscope Co. Inc. - limited wartime production
• Sold without a stand - display or collect as-is