The first an 8 in. Replogle Standard Globe, Chicago, circa 1930s, mounted atop a black enamel domed stand (10 3/4 in.); the second a 4 1/2 inch tin litho globe, circa 1950, made in West Germany and printed in French, atop a turned wood base with numbered aluminum semi-meridian mount (11 1/2 in.); the third a paperboard Columbus Globe edited by Dr. R. Neuse, circa 1940s, printed in Germany, atop a turned wood base with numbered aluminum semi-meridian mount (9 3/4 in.).

Private Collection of an Antiquarian, Charlotte, North Carolina

Age toning and staining to globes; tallest with some edge loss to wood base rim; scattered surface marks to wood bases.