Cold War Soviet Compass Wristwatch mid-century A cute antique charm depicting
Description
A cute antique charm depicting a mouse with a little ball of cheese (represented by a pearl)
so the horseshoe should be mounted the other way round to capture it (like an 'n')
with a flower garland motif to the top of the shell and remaining paired with the original lava bail
and dates from the 1870s - with detachable brooch fittings also
Whether or not this antique cuff bangle was directly inspired by the Crystal Palace Dinosaurs we'll never know
Cold War Soviet Compass Wristwatch mid-century A cute antique charm depictingDATE: Cold War, 1974 Because sometimes time is less important than place A Soviet era Russian military issue compass wristwatch, produced on the 25th of July 1974 (according to the box). The compass needle is held in place by a spring, press down the crown to release it and find North. In terms of its construction a Rolex it is not. It feels like 1970s Soviet military issue equipment should which isn't a slight. It's well made and would keep up with
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