Original British Late 18th Century Prison or Slave Trade Manacles with Padlock from Compton Hall U.S. Documents & Books This is a fine WW1

This is a fine WW1 British military officer’s pocket compass as used in trenches during the Great War

" Butler's regiment crossed the Erft Canal near the Rhine and enlarged the bridgehead

It has a beautiful speckled lacquer finish

with a faded Craighead Denver stamp on reverse

lower the butt stock

Original British Late 18th Century Prison or Slave Trade Manacles with Padlock from Compton Hall U.S. Documents & Books This is a fine WW1Original Items: One Set Only. This set of manacles with padlock are known to have come out of COMPTON HALL in Fakenham, Norfolk, which was built in the 1600s. It was also once owned by the ASTOR family late in the 19th century. These are original iron hand cuffs so to speak, consisting of a iron cross bar with a knob on one end and a slot on the other end to accommodate the small padlock which is present but missing the key. There are two "U" shaped