Ritchie B81 Compass on 2040-parts.com
Foster, Rhode Island, United States
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This is a used Ritchie B81 Voyager Compass. There are no air bubbles in the glass. There are no scratches and there is no clouding of the glass. There are two lights and they both work. There is ample length in the light connecting wires. The instruction manual is included. The bracket mount and mounting nuts are included and are in very good condition.
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