Historical Globes
Two of the leading map makers in France in the 18th century were the Vaugondys - father and son. In 1757, they published The Atlas Universel, one of the most important atlases of the 18th century.
The Vaugondys also produced globes in a variety of sizes which were made by gluing copperplate-printed gores on a plaster-finished papier-mache core, a complicated and expensive manufacturing process, employing several specialists.
The 18th century globe collection from Authentic Models features a wide range of antique globes from this era. These globes are made using original charts, researched for their historical accuracy and visual appeal.
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Globe in a Box (small)
$39.90
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Globe in a Box (medium)
$89.90
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Black Vaugondy Globe
$79.90 with base
$49.90 without |
Ivory Vaugondy Globe
$79.90 with base
$49.90 without
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Traveller's World Globe in a Box
$29.90
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Globe with compass, 1551
$229
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Globe, 1745
$119
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Globe, 1921
$269
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Age of Exploration Globe
$59.90 with stand
$29.90 without
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Heaven and Earth Globes
$59.90
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Globe Mobile
$199
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Solar Sytem Mobile
$199
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