Bardin (William): Terrestial & Celestial Globes, 9in. (23cm.) in diameter, 14in. (36cm.) high, London, 1783. [Ref: G14]

Maison Delamarche: Clock Globe, 10in. (30cm.) in diameter, 33in. (58cm.) high, Paris, 1880. [Ref: G195]

Cary (John & William): Terrestial & Celestial Globes, 12in. (30cm.) in diameter, 28in. (46cm.) high, London, circa 1810. [Ref: G18]

Kirkwood (James): Terrestrial & Celestial Globes, 12in. (30cm.) in diameter, 18in.(46cm) high, Edinburgh, circa 1820. [Ref: G47]

Cary (John): Terrestial & Celestial Globes, 15in (38cm.) in diameter, 40in. (102cm.) high, London, 1842. [Ref: G15]

Newton & Son: Terrestrial & Celestial Globes, 18in. (46cm) in diameter, 44in (112cm) high, London, 1840. [Ref: G16]

Malby (Charles): Desktop Globe, 12in (30cm.) in diameter, 18in. (46cm.) high, London, 1842. [Ref: G35]

Philip (George): Smith's Terrestrial Globe, 18in. (46cm.) in diameter, 44in. (112cm.) high, London, 1876. [Ref: G152]

Malby (Thomas): Terrestial & Celestial Globes, 16in. (40.5cm.) in diameter, 43in. (109cm.) high, London, 1854. [Ref: G177]

Blades, East & Blades: Floor Standing Terrestrial Globe, 21in. (53cm.) in diameter, 32in. (81cm.) high, London, circa 1918. [Ref: G31]

Anon: Clock Globe, 6in. (15cm.) in diameter, 17in. (43cm.) high,
Paris, circa 1900. [Ref: G183]

Ernst Schott & Co: Tellurian, 41in. (104cm.) in length, 23in. (59cm.) high, Berlin, circa 1880. [Ref: G133]

Kiepert: Jordglob, 20in. (51cm.) in diameter, 36in. (91cm.) high, Stockholm, 1909. [Ref: G115]

FR J. Berg: Tellurian, 25in. (63.5cm.) in length, 16in. (40.5cm.) high, Berlin, circa 1880. [Ref: G176]

Johnston (W. and A.K.): Terrestrial Globe, 12in. (30cm.) in diametre, 33in. (84cm.) high, Edinburgh, circa 1930. [Ref: G144]

Ernst Schott & Co: Tellurian, 18in. (46cm.) in length, 17in. (43cm.) high, Berlin, circa 1880. [Ref: G175]

Perigot: Terrestial Globe, 6in. (15cm.) in diameter, 12in. 30cm.) high, Paris, c1880. [Ref: G192]

Rand McNally: 6in. (15cm.) in diameter, 10in. (26cm.) high, New York, circa 1927. [Ref: G168]

Geographia: Terrestial Globe,6in. (15cm.) in diameter, 2in. (30cm.) high, London, circa 1929. [Ref: G196]

Professor Krause: Ny Handels-og Samfaerdsels Globus, 12in. (30cm.) in diameter, 26in. (66cm.) high, Leipzig, circa 1930. [Ref: G69]

Huikee: Tea Caddy Globe, 4in. (10cm.) in diameter, 15in. (6cm.) high, Japan, circa 1930. [Ref: G193]

Anon: Clock Globe, 5.9in. (15cm.) in diameter, 9in. (23cm.) high, USA, circa 1930. [Ref: G174]

Norstedt: Jordglob, 13in. (33cm.) in diameter, 21in. (53cm.) high, Stockholm, 1934. [Ref: G6]

C S Hammond: Hammond's 6inch Terrestial Globe, 6in. (15cm.) in diameter, 9in. (23cm.) high, New York, circa 1934. [Ref: G181]

Picquet (M.): Globe Terrestre Perrina, 10in. (25cm.) in diameter, 12in. (30cm.) high, Paris, circa 1950. [Ref: G138]

Replogle Globes Inc: Illuminating Terrestial Globe, 7in. (18cm.) in diameter, 8in. (20cm.) high, Chicago, circa 1948. [Ref: G162]

C S Hammond: Hammond's 6inch Terrestial Globe, 6in. (15cm.) in diameter, 9in. (23cm.) high, New York, circa 1934. [Ref: G181]

Phillip & son (George): Phillip's Pictorial Globe, 9in. (23cm.) in diameter, 12in. (30cm.) high, London, circa 1958. [Ref: G179]

Repogle Globes Inc: Repogle , 9in. (23cm.) in diameter, 14in. (36cm.) high, Chicago, circa 1955. [Ref: G161]

Anon: Mars Relief Globe, 12in. (30.5cm.) in diameter, 14in. (35.5cm.) high, USA, circa 1960. [Ref: G158]

Repogle Globs, Inc: Blast Off Space Game, 8in. (20cm.) in diameter, 11in. (28cm.) high, Chicago, 1953. [Ref: G143]

Repogle Globes Inc.n: Mars Globe, 12in. (30.5cm.) in diameter, 16in. (40.5cm.) high, USA, circa 1977. [Ref: G160]