Compass Carabiner
- Compass diameter 1 3/4 inches
- Approximately 4 1/4 inches long
- Zinc alloy housing
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This compass is your off-the-grid helper to find your way on hikes. It easily clips onto backpacks, belts or belt loops. It comes in a zinc housing and is easy to read, and is ideal for any outdoor enthusiast.
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Department of the Interior responsibilities for national parks began with a single public reservation called Yellowstone National Park, which was established on March 1, 1872. With an increasing awareness of the need for wilderness preservation, more parks were gradually created. In order to effectively manage these national treasures, each of which were initially managed independently, the National Park Service was set up in the Department of the Interior, by an act of August 25, 1916.
Customer Reviews
Ok, I don't plan to go hiking in the jungle or circumnavigate the moon, but this piece was a necessary accessory to round out my WW2 Army medic bag and Army messenger bags. Although I will never rescue more than a USB thumb drive, or fire off anything more than a page full of sharply critical written words, this compass looks fantastic clipped on my bags. Now I can be prepared when I venture off my home floor in search of that missing closed file box on some strange, uncharted floor. I can find my way back to the elevators with no problemo.
I must say a few words here about the INCREDIBLE customer service team at National Archives Store. This is not from just ONE experience, but for many times they have rescued me from my own self and bad luck. I am one who is FED UP with automation everywhere, and frustrated when there is no access to human intervention in this world of robots run amok. You will notice that they do not make you jump through flaming hoops to find an email contact for them. You won't get that from the N.A.S. They are real people, helpful people, friendly and nice people, and they have always made things right when I've let them know, "Houston, we've had a problem here.."
Dan, you can always fire off a page of sharply critical words. I don't mind at all. Love your work! Melanie