Antique C.S. Hammond Terrestrial Globe w/Stand

Antique 8" C. S. Hammond Terrestrial Globe made in New York. In very nice condition with minor scratches and scuffs. Nice three leg base stand appears to be copper. 14" Tall. 8" Globe. Base approx. 8"

C.S. Hammond & Company (American, 1900-2010) 18" terrestrial globe, housed in a brass meridian ring with brass hour circles at North and South Poles, with a horizon band listing the months of the year

GLOBE. Hammond world globe, floor standing, with wooden equatorial ring highlighting astrological signs and months of the year set on metal stand diameter 18", height 46".

C.S. Hammond & Company 1898 12" Terrestrial Globe . Total H 25 1/2" on Empire style mahogany tri foot base. Iron split lower area. Some loss. Can be restored.

C.S. Hammond & Co. (American, 1900-2010), 1915-1925. 18" terrestrial globe in a brass meridian ring with hour circles at North and South Poles, having a horizon band noting the months of the year and

Title:HAMMOND ANTIQUE TERRESTRIAL GLOBE 8" LATE 1920 Art deco base Additional Information:This 8 inches globe was edited by the American maker HAMMOUND , one of the Chicago map maker emerging in the e

Item/Description: 12 inch table top New Terrestrial globe. C.S. Hammond & Co., New York.Offset mounted on a bronzed three-legged table stand, Gothic Revival with paw feet. Material: Iron base Dimensio

Terrestrial globe on cast iron tri-foot base with claw feet and having a bronze finish. The globe marked "C.S. Hammond & Co. / New York". Measures 15"H x 8" diameter. Small loss to lithograph paper at

This 14 inches French globe was published by Thury & Belnet/ Geographers/ Authors Editors/ Dijon]. The process used to print the globe with 3D effect is still unknown to this day,the heliogravure prin

1865 French antique terrestrial globe 14 " Andriveau-Goujon editeur Andriveau-Goujon Eugène Andriveau-Goujon (1832-1897) was active in Paris between 1858 and 1892.Little is known about Eugèn

1880 Girard & Boitte French antique terrestrial globe 14 inches Terrestrial globe edited by Girard et Boitte , 22 rue Cassette in Paris. Brussels, produced by the National Institute of Geography of Br

Antique Terrestrial Globe w. Metal adjustable base. Globe has minor marks and discoloration. Globe spins freely. Has a nice patina and great look as seen in photos. Base has original finish with nice

This globe is from the 60's ,as indicated by the presence of Belgium congo ,British Bechuanaland ( became independent Botswana in 1966) . Little is know about G.Thomas [1840-1903] beside beside being

Antique Terrestrial Globe J. FOREST PARIS w stand. in very nice condition with support turning knob. Wood base stand scratched with brass hardware. Bottom of globe has slight indentation not seen and

HAMMONDS TERRESTRIAL GLOBE 1930'S 15"

Hammonds Terrestrial Globe 12 inches

DESCRIPTION: Antique terrestrial globe world map, drawn up by the geographer J.Forest, from 17-19 rue de Buci in Paris. Scale 1/50.000.000. With a solid wooden block base and interior light. Joseph Fo

Antique terrestrial globe on a wrought iron tripod base. Rand McNally and Company, Chicago. Measures: 17½" Diameter x 22½" H.

Antique Terrestrial Globe on wire stand. Copyrighted in 1909 by Weber Costello Co. Wear to piece, fading of color from globe. Measures approx 9 x 6 inches. Globe, decor, world map, antique globe, smal

World Portrait Globe, and Hammond's Terrestrial Globe

Antique Schedler Terrestrial Globe. On cast iron stand. Size: 55"T x 29"W x 29"D

Wonderful vintage globe measuring 16" high and mounted on a nice cast iron frame. Globe is marked Chas W. Holbrook Eight Inch Globe. Has wood ring with signs of zodiac and months. Has minor wear and l

Marked W & A.K. Johnston, Ltd. Edinburgh and London. A handsome antique 18" terrestrial globe on a turned wooden tripod base stand. Looks to be late 19th century. Dimensions: H 39" x Dia. 27" Conditio

This 9 inches French globe is a "Forest " with an address in Paris , 17 rue de Buci ,this company was a School supply company at the turn of the 19th.century which disappeared in the early XX century.