(Code No. 6971)

Anon

Terrestrial Globe..

Date. (c.1930).

British. Height 10 inch, diameter of globe 4 1/2inch.An 4 1/2-inch diameter. Metal coloured terrestrial table globe On circular gilt metal and stone base, some surface abrasions. Showing, steamship routes with ports of arrival and departure and distance in nautical miles...... £75.00

(Code No. 6969)Jenssen Int & Billings Advert.Date (c.1930).Jenssen Int & Billings swing toy advertisement in the form of the east and west hemispheres.. Size approx 18 x 7 1/2 ins.Rare original metal pendulum advertising sign in 2 pieces, the illustrated pendulum with the east and west hemispheres painted with a ship and car travelling around the top of the world when the pendulum swings.slight wear to base.....

(Code No. 6922)

Krause, Doctor Arthur./ Paul Räths.

Terrestrial Globe..Politischer Erdglobus./ / Herausgeber: Prof. Dr. Arthur Krause / Durchmesser 21 cm .

Date (c.1950).

Germany, Leipzig (Lipsia), Paul Räths. Size 21cm Diameter. . Terrestrial table globe with 12 chromolithographed gores and 2 polar calottes, with a turned metal circular stepped base. with some slight abrasions and scratch marks to metal base......... £100.00

(Code No. 6905)

Philip & Son Ltd, George.

Philip's 19 Inch standing terrestrial globe.

Date (c.1930).

Britain, London, 32 Fleet Street, (approx), height 42ins x width 21ins. A 19-inch diameter terrestrial standing globe with 12 chromolithographed gores and polar calotte with brass meridian circle..The base has three cabriole legs with a turned column..

Showing steamship routes with ports of arrival and departure and distance in nautical miles. Areas with surface abrasions.... Price on application

(Code No. 6886)Cram's Imperial World Globe on wooden standing base.Date. (c.1980).U.S.A. George F. Cram Company, Inc. Indianapolis, Indiana. A 12-inch diameter terrestrial wooden standing globe with 12 gores. Graduated meridian circle. Very good condition.......

(Code No. 6809)

Philip, George.& Son Ltd.

Philips' 12 Inch Challenge Terrestrial Globe + Philips' Record Atlas in base drawer.

Date 1956, 18th edition.

London. Geographical Institute. 32 Fleet Street.

12-inch diameter terrestrial table globe with 12 chromolithographed gores and 1 of 2 polar calottes, with silver style graduated meridian circle. On square base, some polished surface part faded + Philips' Record Atlas. edited by G. Goodall, housed in base drawer with intact drawer ribbon. 4to [9 x 11 1/2ins] + 128 coloured World maps + 184 index. Original cloth gilt, slight marks.

Showing: - steamship routes with ports of arrival and departure and distance in nautical miles. Areas of surface with some small surface marks.......£250.00

(Code No. 5874)

Forest, J.

Terrestrial Table Globe.

7 Inch. [Terrestrial Globe].

Date. [c1930].

Paris, 17, 19, Rue de Buci, 17, 19. An 7-inch diameter terrestrial table globe with 12 chromolithographed gores and 1 of 2 polar calottes, On circular ebonised base, some surface abrasions. Showing, steamship routes with ports of arrival and departure and distance in nautical miles. Areas of globe surface with some surface abrasions & surface damage to north pole area..High 15 ins , base diameter 6ins......£300.00

(Code No. 5873)Philip, George & Son Ltd.8-Inch Philips "British Empire"Table Terrestrial Globe.Date. [c.1935].London. 32 Fleet Street. Date. An 8-inch diameter terrestrial table globe with 12 chromolithographed gores and 2 polar calottes, with graduated meridian circle with a central stand On circular ebonised base, some surface abrasions. Showing, steamship routes with ports of arrival and departure and distance in nautical miles. Areas of globe surface with some surface abrasions.....

(Code No. 5156)MANG, Adolf.1849-1933.(Antique Terrestrial Table Globe).Mang's Neuer Erd-Globus......Date. [c.1936].Stuttgart..9 Inch Terrestrial Globe. Terrestrial table globe with 12 chromolithographed gores and 2 polar calottes, with brass graduated meridian circle. On turned circular stepped wooden base with inset compass. Showing steamship routes with ports of arrival and departure and distance in nautical miles and other details. Areas of surface with very slight chipping and abrasions. 1936-41 - Ethiopia occupied by Italy, renamed Italian East Africa/Italien Ostafrika......

(Code No. 4648)

Rath, Paul.

(Terrestrial Relief Globe.)

Raths Relief-Erdglobus Bearbeitet Von Professor Dr. Arthur Krause Verlag Paul Rath.....

On Date. [c.1942.]

Leipzig. 14-inch diameter Terrestrial Relief Globe. Made up of twelve chromolithographic raised gores and two polar calottes, the equator graduated in degrees and numbered 1-36, the meridan graduated in degrees, the oceans showing areas of depth, warm and cold oceans currents and the International Date Line, the continents coloured according to height above sea-level with numerous physical and political details including mountains. rivers, deserts, grasslands, towns and cities, with oak meridan half-circle on a rectangular oak base. Abrasions with some slight loss. £600.00

(Code No. 4557)

Philip & Son Ltd, George.

Philip's 10 Inch Challenger Terrestrial Globe.

Date. 1964.

London. Geographical Institute. 32 Fleet Street.. A 9-inch diameter terrestrial table globe with 12 chromolithographed gores and 1 of 2 polar calottes, with brass style graduated meridian circle. On circular brass base. Showing steamship routes with ports of arrival and departure and distance in nautical miles. Areas of surface with some small surface cracks and slight abrasions.

(Code No. 4555)

Prof. Krauses. (13-inch (33cm) Terrestrial Globe.)

Nya Handels- och Samfärdsglob.

[c.1930]

Showing Leningrad and Ethiopia labelled Abessinien. A 13-inch diameter terrestrial table globe with 12 chromolithographed gores and 2 polar calottes, with brass style graduated meridian circle. On turned circular stepped wooden base with inset compass, ( needle not working.). Showing steamship routes with ports of arrival and departure and distance in nautical miles and other details. Areas of surface with very slight discolouration and abrasions. £300.00

(Code No. 4554)Philip & Son Ltd, George.Philip's 9 Inch Terrestrial Globe.Date. [c.1934].London. Geographical Institute. 32 Fleet Street. A 9-inch diameter terrestrial table globe with 12 chromolithographed gores and 2 polar calottes, with brass style meridian circle. On turned circular ebonised wooden base. Showing steamship routes with ports of arrival and departure and distance in nautical miles and other details. Warm currents- Red. Cold Currents -Blue. Areas of surface with old discolouration and abrasions.

(Code No. 4346)

Molineux, Thomas.

A Concise Introduction to the Knowledge of the Globes with Problems, Examples and a Series of Occasional Exercises....

London.. Longman, Orme & Co., and others. 12mo, [4 x 7 1/4ins.] 1834. Pp.iv, 104, 24 (use of globe), including an engraved revolving geographical clock + Engraved plate of an armillary sphere. Original full morocco, surface loss and lacks spine. £105.00