€1.750,00 Category: Globes (early 20th century) - Leipzig, Arthur Krause Nr. 11481
Terrestrial table globe with a diameter of 33 cm. held in a wooden stand. The total height measuring 50 cm. The continents on the globe are beautifully embossed which gives a completely different and interesting sight on the globe.
€275.000,00 Categories: Cartography, Globes, Handcoloured, Highlights, History 1750/1700 - Amsterdam, Gerard and Leonard Valk Nr. 10760
A pair of rare Valk table globes published by Gerard and Leonard Valk at Amsterdam in 1750 and 1700. The Dutch globe makers Gerard Valk (1652-1726) and his son Leonard Valk (1675-1746) were the only significant publishers of globes in the Netherlands in the eighteenth century. The design of their globes was completely new and [...]
€9.500,00 Categories: Cartography, Globes, Handcoloured, Highlights (1870's) - Chicago, A.H. Andrews & Co. Nr. 10841
Terrestrial globe with a diameter of 13,2 cm., hinged and opens to show a flat set of maps. The exterior of the globe consisting of 12 paper gores and 4 half polar caps, the interior of the globe consisting of 2 circular maps. Contemporary hand-coloured, the countries in different colours and the seas in a [...]
€9.500,00 Categories: Cartography, Globes, Handcoloured, Highlights (ca. 1775) - London Nr. 10707
Rare pocket globe with a diameter of 7 cm. held in the publisher’s shagreen case with two metal clasps. The globe consisting of 12 hand-coloured engraved gores and 2 polar caps, the top and bottom of the case each lined with 12 hand-coloured engraved half gores and a polar cap depicting the celestial hemisphere. The [...]
€3.500,00 Categories: Cartography, Globes, Handcoloured, Highlights 1734 - Nürnberg, Peter Conrad Monath Nr. 10455
(frontispiece, 14) 179 (5), 130 (5) p. Contemporary folding Vellum, 4° (First edition of this rare handbook on terrestrial and celestial globes by the German professor and mathematician Johann Ludwig Hocker, 1670-1746. The work is divided in two parts, in the first part Hocker describes the use of terrestrial globes and in the second part [...]
€2.500,00 Categories: Cartography, Globes (late 19th century) - (Delamarche E. Bertaux, éditeur, 25 rue Serpente,) Paris Nr. 10507
Firm terrestrial globe with a diameter of 32 cm. held in a wooden stand with a brass half meridian. The total height measuring 60 cm. (The title cartouche is replaced by a printers device?, slightly grazed at some places, on the continent of Europe a few small drops of green paint.)
€1.500,00 Categories: Cartography, Globes, Handcoloured (ca. 1740) - Augsburg, Georg Matthäus Seutter Nr. 10696
Particulary attractive hand-coloured engraving depicting an 18th century study of a pair of terrestrial and celestial globes and a Ptolemaic armillary sphere, all held in a Baroque stand standing on a chequered table or floor. At the top a large bannered title with dedication, at the bottom a panel with brief explanation of the scene. [...]
€1.500,00 Categories: Cartography, Globes (ca. 1898) - Berlin, Dietrich Reimer Nr. 10714
Terrestrial table globe with a diameter of 34 cm. held in a wooden stand with a brass half meridian. The total height measuring 58 cm. Consisting of 12 paper gores and 2 polar caps, evenly coloured in a light brown shade with some details coloured in outline. Published around 1898 by Dietrich Reimer at Berlin [...]
€1.250,00 Categories: Cartography, Globes (late 1930s) - Nurenberg, Carel Klinger Nr. 10524
Miniature terrestrial globe with a diameter of 7,5 cm. held in a wooden stand with a brass half meridian. The total height measuring 14,5 cm. Consisting of 12 paper gores, the continents are coloured in different colours and the seas in a light brown shade. Published late 1930s in Nurnberg by Carel Klinger with all [...]
€1.200,00 Categories: Cartography, Globes ca 1920 ? - Berlin/Lichterfelde, Columbus Verlag G.m.b.H. Nr. 10810
Terrestrial table globe with a diameter of 17 cm. held in a wooden stand. The total height measuring 34 cm. Consisting of 12 paper gores and 2 polar caps, the countries are coloured in different colours, the seas in a pale green shade. Also showing the major currents in the oceans in light red and [...]
Miniature terrestrial globe with a diameter of 7,5 cm. held in a wooden stand. The total height measuring 17 cm. Consisting of 12 paper gores and 2 polar caps, the continents are coloured in outline with green, the rest of the globe in a light brown shade. Published in 1853 in Paris by Sauret-Andriveau with [...]