24. Giovanni M. Cassini, 1790 Globo Terrestre Smith Collection: SM-1790-17 www.oshermaps.org/map/2326.0001 Giovanni Maria Cassini was one of the three major Italian globemakers between the sixteenth and nineteenth centuries. However, some sc...
25. Giovanni M. Cassini, 1790s Globo Celeste Smith Collection: SM-1792-9 www.oshermaps.org/map/13345.0001 Giovanni Maria Cassini was one of the three major Italian globemakers between the sixteenth and nineteenth centuries. However, some scho...
31. Unknown, 1860 [Pocket Globe] Smith Collection: SM-1860-25 www.oshermaps.org/map/2346.0001 Spherical metal case, 2" diameter; tiny. While some small globes could have been of use in education for kids, many of them were purchased and used...
34. Unknown, 1852 [Inkwell Globe] Smith Collection: SM-1852-21 www.oshermaps.org/map/2341.0001 This novelty globe (#34) opens in halves to reveal an glass inkwell inside. Made in 1852, the inkwell globe is mounted on an elaborate iron base. ...
16. William Newton and Miles Berry, 1831 Newtons & Berry’s New Terrestrial Globe Smith Collection: SM-1831-29 www.oshermaps.org/map/2334.0001 Newton & Berry’s New Terrestrial Globe (#16) was published by William Newton and Miles ...
28. Hermann Tappan Perfume, 1892 Chicago World’s Fair Perfume Smith Collection: SM-1892-28 www.oshermaps.org/map/2352.0001 This globe (#28) is from the Chicago World’s Fair of 1893. In the center, it holds a glass perfume bottle and the ...
30. S. Smith & Son, 1912 The Empire Clock Smith Collection: SM-1912-27 www.oshermaps.org/map/2354.0001 World clock that would show the approximate time (based on mean solar noon) of any area around the globe. It would have to be wound ev...
27. Merriam and Moore with the Astronomical Association, 1852 A New Six-Inch Celestial Globe Smith Collection: SM-1852-22 www.oshermaps.org/map/2342.0001 ...
26. Rae Smith with Merriam and Moore, 1852 A New Six-Inch Celestial Globe Smith Collection: SM-1852-20 www.oshermaps.org/map/2339.0001 ...
23. William Bardin, 1785 The Celestial Globe Smith Collection: SM-1785-9 https://oshermaps.org/map/2324.0001 William Bardin and his son, Thomas, are considered the two most prolific globemakers in London during the end of the eighteenth cent...
