(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. £200.00

(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. £300.00

(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