The 3.5 inch terrestrial globe is mounted on a wood base and stands 8 inches high.  A chrome half meridian hold the globe in place from the baluster stand.   The globe is in German with light aqua ocean tent, land regions in light tan with country and political boundaries in alternating shades of light green and tan.  Scale 1:115 Mil.  The original dealer tag (J. G. Hambrock, Burobedarf, Hamburg)  is in place on the bottom of the stand.  Columbus Verlag Paul Oestergaard is a major German globe maker, founded in 1905 by Paul Oestergaard, Berlin.  The globe is rated Excellent (see our rating criteria on the Home Page) with no apparent flaws.    $820.  ($15. Shipping / handling / ins.)  FedEx charges apply outside U.S. 

The lighted table globe rotates on it’s axis with a metal half meridian attached to a brass base.  Colored paper gores over a glass sphere, with original pull chain and working light.  The Cram’s company is a major map and atlas publisher that began in the late 19^th century and continues today as one of the largest American globe makers.  The globe is rated Very Good with only small blemishes noted in ocean areas and not affecting the geographic or hydrographic data.         $1,250.    ($26.50 shipping / handling / ins.)     FedEx charges apply outside the U.S.        Sale Price:  $850.

This classic NGS globe sits in a Lucite base with a cap device that measures airline distances in statute miles.  The globe is in Very Good condition with no apparent flaws other than a crack in the cap device , 3 cm in length.   $189 ($23.50 shipping / handling / ins - foreign postage addnl.)   

This 24% lead crystal 4" globe has the worlds continents etched into its surface.  The globe sits atop a crystal base that permits the globe to spin in its stand.       $29.95   ($5.00 shipping / handling)              

An accurate reproduction of Robert de Vaugondy’s pocket globe.  Vaugondy presented the globe to King Louis XV.  It depicts the routes of contemporary explorers and is a fine example of this French globe maker whose business flourished in Paris between 1731 and 1738.  Hand applied paper gores, the globe is in an elegant gift box complete with the story of the map-maker Vaugondy.     $14.95  (includes free shipping within the continental U.S.)   OUT-OF-STOCK

According to Greek mythology, the god Zeus condemned the titan Atlas to forever carry the world on his shoulders.  In this handsome reproduction, the globe is detailed with a bronze Atlas and a lovely patina finish on the globes full  raised relief surface, complete with a metal meridian.  For the practical individual the globe will never become obsolete do to the political boundaries.  If boundaries change, Replogle will replace the globe with a current unit.      $129.95   ($26.50 shipping / handling / ins. - via FedEx)    

This 12'’ antique style globe with it’s oceans in soft buff tones is an ideal desk top addition.  The globe features a brass plated semi-meridian mounted atop an antique brass and black metal base.   $68.40 ($12.50 shipping / handling)     

In the late 1940's the Super Constellation of Lockheed Aircraft affectionately known as the “Connie” became the flagship of Trans World Airlines.  On February 6, 1946 service began with a New York to Paris flight.  This was followed by Pan American World Airways flights of the Connie commencing in June 1947.  Our travel agent desk top globe features a Super Constellation made of cast polished aluminum that sits a top a Cram’s 10-inch reproduction of a 1937 globe.           $59.95   ($10.50 shipping / handling)    

Offered are two desk top globes.  The 5-inch globes are available in either Blue Lapis or Mother-of-Pearl oceans.  Each sits on a solid wood base that features a ½ “ quartz clock in the base.  Gemstone Globes are all assembles by hand with over 50 hours required for each globe that contains numerous semi-precious stones that make up the worlds continent.    $47.95 ea    ($8.50 shipping)         

This fine miniature  reproduction of Didier Robert de Vaugondy’s 1745 globe is a stunning recreation of the age of exploration.  Reproduced in great detail the globe captures all of the beauty in its twelve paper gores.  The globe comes with a rosewood stand suspending the globe by a half metal meridian type fixture.  It also is accompanied by two suspension rods.  The first allows the globe to hang from the stand.  By removing the first rod and inserting the second through the holes at the poles it allows the user to hang the globe on a Christmas tree or mobile with the silk ribbon provided.     $23.50   Free Shipping [continental U.S.]  

This beautiful terrestrial globe is set on a solid turned wood base highlighted with a functional compass set in a brass insert.  The twelve paper gores are complimented by the three legged bronze stand which rises to an antique bronze full meridian that supports an antique metal ring capped with a finial. The globe is an ideal desk top gift that captures all the splendor of the 17^th century in a modern reproduction of Gerard Mercator’s work.      $53.95 ($6.50 shipping / handling)      Free Shipping within U.S.             

The map gores (sections of the globe) have been hand applied. Terrestrial globes depict the earth and celestial globes the heavens.  The armillary sphere is a Ptolemaic concept that features the earth as the center of the universe and the radials the planets moving around the earth.  Thus, was the thinking in the time of Ptolemy and astronomy in the 16^th century.  This reproduction is an exact model of the original.  The 4- inch globe is mounted on a solid wood stand with an overall height of 13.2".        $49.95   ($10.50 shipping / handling)   

Each plate locates the principal cities of the country as well as roads and adjacent smaller nations.  The size of each plate varies; the average diameter is 10 -inches.  The plates contours simulate the actual political boundaries of that county.   When ordering, please specify the country of interest.   $26.95 each    ($5.50 shipping / handling [two or more plates to the same address $9.50 ] - foreign postage addnl)    New item

Polished aluminum the sphere is approximately 16 - inches high by 9.5 - inches wide.  It rotates freely in its stand providing the location of the continents and grid.  A very decorative piece.   $129.95   (Shipping via FedEx) 

An interesting 17^th century world map adorns the cup and saucer in original map colors, the cup measures 3.4" x 2.0" - (8.5 x 5 cm).       $ 17.95 each    (Free Shipping within Continental U.S.)        New Item

A fine reproduction of a 19^th century magnifying 3x glass with matching rosewood turned stand.  Stand has adjustable arm, bronze finish permitting a set position for the glass.  The magnifying glass is approximately 9 “long, weighted stand is 7 ½” high.    $52.95 ($6.50 shipping / handling)          Out-of-Stock  

A sailor’s dream, an attractive and well proportioned classic 1930's sailing sloop. She is built of wood with hand sewn sails; easy rigging assembly.  The model sits on a molded finish stand, supported by two brass feet, bronze portholes and good detailing (25" long - 54.5 cm   x 4 ½ “ wide - 11.75 cm  x 23 ½ " - 59.75 cm high).   $79.95 ($10.50 shipping / handling)        Out-of-Stock  

During the golden age of flight when you visited your travel agent in the 1950's chance are you saw sitting on their desk this replica of a Super Constellation mounted above a globe base.  The “Connie” as it was called and the flagship of TWA,  is made of polished aluminum and measures (8.25" x 10.5" x 6.75").  An ideal gift for those that love travel and aircraft history.        $51.95     Free shipping within the United States

This finely detailed heavy polymer stylized sailor holds a 2 ½ “ globe in his hands, encircled with a small wire chain and fab weight.  Hand painted, the sailor stands (15 3/4 “ - 39.7 cm high) standing on a solid base.      $28.50    ($10.50 shipping )      

A beautiful bookend design brass sundial with a solid marble base weighing 4 lbs..  The sundial stands 7" high and the base is 4" wide.     $26 each             ($5.50 shipping / handling)