NEWTON & Son. [A Handsome Pair of Floor-Standing Globes]
Newton's New & Improved Terrestrial Globe Embracing every recent Discovery. [and] Newton's New & Improved Celestial Globe On which all the Stars, Nebulæ & Clusters contained in the extensive Catalogue of the late F.Wellaston are accurately laid down... London, Newton & Son, 1842.
Pair of 12" (30cm) free standing globes, each on a single pedestal stand with three legs, with four quarter circles supporting the horizon ring. Each globe has 2 sets of twelve copper-engraved half gores, coloured and varnished. The meridian rings are brass, as are the English-style hour circles between the meridians and the globes. The horison rings are also copper-engraved and varnished.
[Ref: 8521]   P.O.A.

MANG, Adolf. Mang's Neuer Erd-Globus... Stuttgart, c.1905, original colour, H: 520mm W: 230mm
An attractive early 20th century globe with an engraved brass meridian and on a turned wooden base inset with a compass, made by the German firm of Mang which operated from 1849-1933.
[Ref: 10953]    £750.00 including VAT ($1,155 • €908 rates)

FOREST, J. [Terrestrial]
Globe Terrestre. Paris: Girard, Barrière & Thomas, c.1920. Terrestrial globe, 18cm diameter, on an allegorical human figure (bronze resin?) stand titled 'Le Jour', total height 84cm. Some cracking on globe.
With the ocean currents prominently featured.
[Ref: 8309]    £2,200.00 including VAT ($3,388 • €2,662 rates)

KRAUSE, Arthur. Prof d:r Krauses Handels - och Samfardsglob. Leipzig, Paul Räth, 1920, original colour, H: 650mm; W: 350mm.
The globe has an attractive original turned wood base, Petrograd which was the official name for St Petersburg between 1914-1924, is marked.
[Ref: 10954]    £1,500.00 including VAT ($2,310 • €1,815 rates)

PARAVIA, G.B. [Terrestrial Globe]
Globo Terrestre... Torino, G.Pugno, c.1920. Terrestrial globe, 16cm diameter, with wooden stand, total height 27cm. Some cracking on globe.

[Ref: 9209]    £750.00 including VAT ($1,155 • €908 rates)