Compass - Cammenga 3H Tritium Lensatic Compass
This compass by Cammenga is popular among scouts and antique collectors, thanks to its rugged and reliable
design. It features a luminous dial that can be easily read in low-light conditions, while the rotating bezel allows for easy navigation. The compass is powered by tritium, a radioactive isotope that provides a constant, maintenance-free glow for up to 12 years. The Cammenga brand is known for its
military-grade compasses that are durable and accurate. This compass costs approximately $80.
Antique Map - 1606 Ortelius map of Spain and Portugal
This antique map by Abraham Ortelius is a great gift for anyone interested in
antiquities. The map was originally published in 1606 and depicts Spain and Portugal with intricate detail. The map has been expertly restored and is mounted in a beautiful frame that measures 17 x 20 inches. People love this item for its historical significance and decorative value. It costs approximately $70.
Binoculars - Nikon Aculon A30 Binoculars
These binoculars by Nikon are popular among nature lovers and scouts, thanks to their lightweight design and excellent optics. The Aculon A30 features 8x magnification and a 25 mm objective lens that provides bright and clear images. The binoculars are made with Nikon's high-quality optics that deliver sharp and crisp views. People love this item for its portability and affordability. The Aculon A30 costs approximately $70.
Antique Candlestick Telephone - Paramount PMT-ANTIQUE-CANDLE-ROTARY Vintage Telephone
This antique-style telephone by Paramount is a great gift for anyone interested in antiquities. The phone is designed to look like a candlestick telephone from the early 1900s, but it's actually a modern phone that can be used to make and receive calls. It features a rotary dial that adds to its vintage charm. This phone is a great conversation piece and decorative item. It costs approximately $70.
Book - The Swerve: How the World Became Modern by Stephen Greenblatt
This book by Stephen Greenblatt is a great gift for anyone interested in antiquities. The Swerve tells the story of the discovery of Lucretius's On the Nature of Things, a poem written in the first century BCE that presented a radical view of the universe. The book explores how this discovery helped shape the Renaissance and the modern world. People love this book for its engaging
storytelling and fascinating subject matter. It costs approximately $15.
Similar interests and resources
People interested in antiquities and
scouting are typically also interested in
history,
archaeology, and nature. They enjoy
learning about the past and exploring the
outdoors. Here are 5 great resources for people with these interests: