[Novelty historical globe]
Creator: Anonymous / Unknown Author
Date Produced: 1979
Language: Italian
Diameter: 5.7
Physical Description: 2.25" diam
Accession Number: SM-1979-7
Donor: Smith

Denoyer-Geppert lunar globe
Creator: United States. National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Date Produced: 1969
Diameter: 40.6
Physical Description: 16" diam
Accession Number: SM-1969-18
Donor: Smith

[Composite globe]
Creator: Anonymous / Unknown Author
Date Produced: 1970
Language: ItalianLatin
Diameter: 12.7
Physical Description: 5" diam
Accession Number: SM-1970-13
Donor: Smith

[Chinese toy globe]
Creator: Anonymous / Unknown Author
Date Produced: 1977 - 1989
Diameter: 3.8
Physical Description: 1.5" diam
Accession Number: SM-1989-9
Donor: Smith

[Globe pendant]
Date Produced: 1960
Diameter: 6.5
Physical Description: height, 3 cm; diameter of globe, about 1.5 cm.
Accession Number: SM-1960-18
Donor: Smith

[Brass globe]
Creator: Anonymous / Unknown Author
Language: Arabic
Diameter: 10.2
Physical Description: 4" diam
Accession Number: SM--
Donor: Smith

Terrestrial
Creator: Weygand
Date Produced: 1827
Diameter: 17
Physical Description: 6.75" diam

The world with its inhabitants
Creator: Bauer, Carl
Date Produced: 1825
Diameter: 17
Physical Description: 6.75" diam
Historical Context: This little educational toy is a miniature globe only two inches in diameter. It is accompanied by an unfolding paper featuring drawings of people from around the world. The tiny globe is made of 12 tiny gores, and it comes in a cardboard box labeled "The Earth and ist Inhabitants." Other copies of the same globe are ironically titled "The Earth and itz Inhabitants," maintaining an endearing misspelling. Carl Bauer, who made the globe, was part of a family business that worked out of Nuremberg. He made these small items with very simple geography; of course, this was necessary considering the confined space he had to fit world geography upon.
Accession Number: SM-1825-9
Donor: Smith

Globo Celeste
Creator: Cassini, Gio. Ma. Giovanni Maria, 1745-approximately 1824
Date Produced: 1792
Language: Italian
Diameter: 14
Physical Description: 14" diam
OCLC: 49700901
Accession Number: SM-1792-9
Donor: Smith

This new British terrestrial globe...
Creator: Bardin, Thomas MarriottBardin, W. (William)
Date Produced: 1819
Language: English
Diameter: 34
Physical Description: 1 globe: color, mounted in a three-legged mahogany stand with coasters 80 cm high, with 4 wooden arms supporting a wooden zodiacal circle and a brass meridian ring
Accession Number: SM-1819-7
Donor: Smith