Paper Globes

World globe by Replogle in the style of Paul McCobb. Made in the USA circa 1970s. Signed. Beige globe with textured topography. Supported by a swivel stand in antiquated brass. F...

This 10" glass illuminated library globe was manufactured ca. 1950-1952 by Replogle (Chicago, IL) and edited by cartographer, Gustav Brueckmann. Israel, pre-divided Korea, and French...

About This is an original Replogle 12" Standard Globe mounted on a metal pedestal with a metal bracket. Creator: Replogle. Date of manufacture: circa Pre 1948. Materials a...

About This is an original cram's universal globe mounted on a stylized brass-plated metal pedestal. Creator: George F. Cram Company, Indianapolis, IN. Date of manufacture: c...

Vintage nice 20th century globe. Made by German manufacturer Oestergaard, Berlin, Germany. It's made of lithographed paper globe with a solid metal base, aluminum knob...

World globe on stand with wheels. Adjusts from 44"- 57" in height. Great scale! Paint is dripped on a few spots towards top of globe as seen in ph...

Glass sphere with a brown bakelite and steel frame in Art Deco style by Columbus, Germany. With references in Swedish. The Columbus Verlag Paul Oestergaard is the world's oldest glob...

Decorate an office with this spectacular antique globe. Crafted in France, circa 1920 (it shows Constantinople not Istanbul; the city changed its name in 1930), the terrestrial piece sits on a pedestal base with three legs with paw feet and decorated with acanthus leaves. The brass stem holds the 12" swivel globe which is signed J. Forest Paris (see picture), and stamped as such; "Globe Terrestre a l'echelle de 40,000,000, dresse par J. Forest, geographe, Officier de l'Instruction Publique, Chevalier de la Legion d'Honneur, Editeur, 17-19 rue de Buci, Paris". The globe is in excellent condition with a rich patinated brass finish. The paper globe with physics, politics and history, rotates on a calibrated brass basket frame with brass meridian circle, horizon ring and hour ring, supported by four brass quadrants. J. Forest made a large variety of globes in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, largely for school use, but also for home use. Their prolific output included table globes, some on ebonized turned stands; floor globes; and novelty globes, including terrestrial globes on geared turntable stands...

A rare 10 1/2" diameter illuminated glass terrestrial globe on metal stand by Cram, American, circa 1954. Pull chain on bottom to turn interior light on and off. A reflection of inte...

World globe with metal base. Shows Palestine instead of Israel.

A National Geographic globe, made in 1966 in the United States. The piece is in good condition with some loss to the paper finish.

Glass globe designed in the 1960s by the George F Cram Company (Indianapolis, Indiana). Bold colors (primarily yellows and greens) and lovely copper finish to the brass hardware. F...