40cm (16 in) World Globes


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Replogle Austin


Antique model illuminated globe in a 4 legged hardwood floor stand.

AUD$1150

Regency

A gracefully styled antique coloured politica globel. It has a gyromatic meridian which allows it to be roated normally around the axis as well as to be turned upside down to view the southern hemisphere more easily.

AUD$895



(availability and price to be confirmed)

Physical globe which displays more information when illuminated. Set in a tall traditional elegant stand with three clawed metal feet.

AUD$1400
Trafalgar

The combination of progressive design, artistic angles and grey metal makes for a very stylish globe. The diecast meridian arm has a pewter finish. Attractive surrounds for a beautifully detailed blue ocean political globe.

AUD$695


Replogle Commander
(availability and price to be confirmed)

Non-illuminated antique globe on a tall turned wooded stand with metal base. Converts to a table top model when needed by simply removing the centre pole.

AUD$355
Cambridge

A long legged an elegant globe. The die cast meridian and antique finishe political globe rest in a detailed hardwood stand with a walnut finish.

AUD$550

unlit

Non Illuminated


Illuminated Globes


Illuminated globes are not glorified lamps! They contain additional information. In this example an antique-style globe with political colouration when illuminated displays travel routes of famous explorers combined with ocean topography and mountain relief.

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The example is from a 12 inch (30cm) sphere which is available on a number of mounts. Fittings are 240v and an on/off switch is provided on the power cable.

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lit

Illuminated



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