Gallery: 400 Years of Beautiful, Historical, and Powerful Globes
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This ridiculously awesome moon globe was made by the artist John Russell in 1797.
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John Russell's moon globe from another angle.
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This pocket globe is just three inches in diameter. It was made in 1793 by Scotsman John Miller.
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This is the oldest terrestrial globe known to be made in China. It dates to 1623.
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These gores, the printed sheets that cover a globe, date to around 1700.
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This celestial globe was made in the early 1600s by famed Dutch cartographer Willem Blaeu.
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This 1772 celestial globe pays homage to the hottest tech trends of its time with call outs to constellations like Microscopium and Telescopium.
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This pocket globe, from around 1715, is less than three inches across.
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This tiny pocket globe made in 1831 is just 1.5 inches in diameter. Dotted lines trace voyages by Captain Cook and other explorers.
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Another beautiful pocket globe, this one from 1731.
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This "dissected globe" dates to around 1866. At the time such items were a popular toy for children.
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