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A PIONEER COMPASS
FOR EVERY PLANE 
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PIONEER INSTRUMENT COMPANY
754 Lexington Ave., Brooklyn, N.Y.
Pioneer Aircraft Compasses
Name____
Street and Number ____
City or Tow ___ State ___

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A WIDE RANGE OF PRICES
for the smaller power glider, for the largest liner that flies the airways, for all the planes in between, there is a type of Pioneer Compass. 
For flight over the water or unfamiliar country; in fog, clouds, or darkness, your compass is your most vital instrument. Make sure that is adapted to the magnetic and mechanical characteristics of your ship;that it is accurate, rugged and reliable.
Your dealer can supply you with a Pioneer Compass that suits your plane and your purposed at prices ranging from $40 to $750 
A new catalogue of the Pioneer line of compasses is now available. This catalogue illustrated and describes each compass, the ways in which it may be mounted, and indicates the types of planes for which it is suitable. Write to the Pioneer Instrument Company for your copy today. 
In order to get the utmost out of your compass you should install a new and simplified Pioneer Drift Meter (type 625) to use in conjunction with it. 

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PIONEER INSTRUMENT COMPANY
INCORPORATED … DIVISION OF BENDIX AVIATION CORPORATION
754 LEXINGTON AVENUE... BROOKLYN NEW YORK
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U.S. AIR SERVICES is published monthly by the Air Service Publishing Co., Inc., Transportation Bldg., Wash., D. C. Entered as Second Class Matter, August 25, 1921, at the Post Office at Washington, D.C., under The Act of March 3, 1879. Price in the United States and Insular Possessions, 35 cents; $3 a year - Canada, $3.56; Foreign, $4.12. Copyright, 1931, by Air Service Publishing Co., Inc., Vol. XVI, No. 8