George F. Cram Co. Light Up Globe

Light up globe made by The George F. Cram Co. of Indianapolis, IN. Early 20th century. On stepped, circular, painted metal base. 15-1/4" high x 8" diameter base. Loss of paint to base. Not tested

Art Deco Glass Atlas Terrestrial Globe Light Lamp Marked Crams Unrivaled Terrestrial Globe - 12 inch - Made by The George F Cram Co. 16 inches H x 12 W. Functioning.

George F. Cram Co., Inc from Indianapolis Indiana. 13" Total Width, Base Diameter 7 1/2" 16" H

Both made by George F. Cram Co., Indianapolis, IN. 9" to 11-1/2" wide X 11" to 14" high. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed

Vintage from the 60s - 70s, this 12" globe is situated on Art Deco style men holding it up. It still features the Soviet Union. It is in excellent condition.

George F. Cram Lightup 'Butler' Globe - 19'' x 30'' - Pick up or Arrange Own Shipping - WORKS

Group of Table Top World Globes of various sizes including Rand McNally, George F Cram Co. and Replogle Globes, Inc; used condition, wear/worn, losses, dents to smallest, split to center of one Cram,

Made by the George F. Cram Co. Indiana, 12 inch globe. Surmounted by an hour circle, mounted in wooden stand, warm and cold currents indicated by arrows, steamship routes indicated by hatched red line

George F. Cram Co. 10" Diameter Illuminated Terrestrial Globe.

Indianapolis, IN, circa 1940. terrestrial globe by George F. Cram Co. with automatic daily sun ray and season indicator. chrome and iron frame with chrome base. Dia. 12" H18"

EARLY 20TH CENTURY TERRESTIAL GLOBE. Made by George F. Cram Co., Indianapolis. - D: 9".

Made by George F. Cram co. Together with a Rand McNally Lunar globe and assorted ephemera. 12" diameter

American. 1940s. Includes earlier fitted Cram's atlas. Globe marked, "Cram's Unrivaled Terrestrial Globe -12 Inch - Made by George F. Cram Co. Indianapolis, Indiana". 17" x 15.5" x 11.5". Faint ring s

12" diameter marked Cram's Unrivaled Terrestrial Globe 12 inch Made by The George F. Cram Co. Indianapolis, Indiana, in cast iron mount with turned column and four cabriol legs with brass lion paw cap

Vintage Cram's Universal Terrestrial Globe No. 105B 10 1/2" Made In USA. Made by George F. Cram Co. Indianapolis, Indiana. Measures 11 1/2"x10 1/2"x14". Weight 3 pds. PROVENANCE: A Charleston SC Priva

CRAM'S UNIVERSAL TERRESTRIAL GLOBE ON STAND - THE GEORGE F. CRAM CO. INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA CIRCA 1934 - VERY GOOD CONDITION - MINOR SURFACE WEAR CONSISTENT WITH AGE & USE - 12" HIGH, 9" DIAMETER

Vintage CRAM's IMPERIAL WORLD GLOBE on Stand: Natural Scale 1=41,8000,000. The George F. Cram Co. was one of the Most Prominent Map and Globe Producers from the Late 1800's till 2012. Mahogany Three L

This is a No. 16 George F. Cram Company, Indianapolis Indiana Deluxe Political Terrestrial Globe. It is copyrighted, but undated. The Globe is Mounted on a metal stand, which is marked off to measure

Made by The George F. Cram Co. Inc. Made of dense cardboard. "Serbell" written on base with brown permanent marker. Some fading and discoloration. LR IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms a

Terrestrial illuminated floor globe. A Butler lighted floor Terrestrial globe, made by the George F. Cram Company, Indianapolis, IN. Globe is made up of chromolithographed paper gores laid over a ligh

Title:Elementary Planetarium only by Trippensee Author: George F. Cram Co. Publisher/Maker: The Trippensee Planetarium Co. Publication Date: c1950 Description: Plastic yellow sun with attached wood sp

"Engraved from Official Draughts of Each County", published by George F. Cram & Co., the lower left corner denotes INDIAN TERRITORY, lower left legend outlines Railroads in Progress, Railroads Complet

A World Map on Mercator's Projection George F. Cram Co., Chicago, 19th/20th Century 17 7/8 x 26 1/8 inches (visible). Property from a Corporate Art Collection

Map: Texas Cartographer: George F. Cram Publisher: George F. Cram Co. Published: Chicago, 1883 Size: 11.75 x 17 inches Wonderful authentic antique map of Texas published in 1883 by George F. Cram. Pri