WW2 German Wehrmacht Bakelite Marching Compass – Marked CXN

WW2 German Wehrmacht Bakelite Marching Compass – Marked CXN

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M251S

$89.00

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WW2 German Wehrmacht Bakelite Marching Compass – Marked CXNThis is an original WW2 German Wehrmacht marching compass, produced for military use by the German armed forces. The compass features a Bakelite housing, typical of late war field equipment, making it lightweight and durable for infantry use. The CXN marking identifies the manufacturer and Wehrmacht inspection approval. The compass has a simple, reliable design for navigation in the field, with a rotating dial and clear directional markings. Compact

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Our dogs are loving this ball. Our 1 yr old hound is a world-class chewer and he can't make a dent in this ball. The interactive buzzing and bouncing keeps them entertained for long durations. It's a mite noisy but the barking from the 1 yr old is much louder, lol. Even turned off, they like playing with it and chewing on it. Based on the tough construction, we think it will last much longer than traditional chew balls.

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Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2026