Compass Journal by Authentic Models

Learn to whistle. Pipe the Side. All Men on Deck. Heave to. Man the Yards. Classic bosun whistle makes deck hands happy. To man the sails, go aloft, or defend the ship in action, "All hands on deck" was one of the commands blown by the Bosun's Mates on this whistle or "call". Its shape hasn't changed in five centuries. Every bosun call comes with instructions for use including many signals needed on how to run a tight ship.
Chart your travels…compass and journal in one.
An instrument from a time when the travel was an uncertain activity at best. Pilgrims, artists, and merchants followed ancient routes without much signage to show the way. If they didn’t make the next wayside inn, local convent or hospital by nightfall they might have to camp out in the open. Losing the way was a major risk in the ages before the Renaissance. A scientific instrument like a working compass or sundial was only available to the most affluent travelers. A compass opened the world to the inquisitive and enterprising. No wonder European explorers would venture into most of the unknown corners of the world in the following centuries.
Features include: Hand crafted brass whistle, faithful replica of Victorian original.