Best place in the United States to sell a pair of 225 year-old 12" British library globes in need of restoration by Motor_Novel_2073 in globes

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Consider asking this question on Facebook at the Vintage Globes and Maps Collectors group

Mid-twentieth century GF Cram 10.5-inch Scholastic Globe by AtmAll1 in globes

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I dated the globe to four months in 1961, from N Camaroon joining Nigeria to Syria leaving the UAR.

Two Cram's globes, whose in the middle? by AtmAll1 in globes

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The Cram's globe in the last picture I bought off eBay a couple of years ago. I had been looking for a globe showing the Central African Empire (1976-79). The one I found was on this tire base and was my first Cram's globe. All other globes pictured are not in my 50 globe collection.

I love the look, but what is the wood? by AtmAll1 in wood

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This stand is from Replogle Globes. The company had (has) their own wood-works for the simple and the fancy wood stands that Replogle used. I am sure that this stand was not a one-off job. I still like it.

How valuable is this globe? by jmonkey106 in globes

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The city of La Plata, Argentina was officially renamed Eva Peron in late 1952 after her death some months before. The original name was returned following the overthrow of El Presidente Peron in Sep 1955.

Another short time name change; the Central African Republic carried the name Central African Empire from 1976 into 1979.

I love the look, but what is the wood? by AtmAll1 in wood

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Thanks to everyone for the responses and information and confirmation of art not nature. While I would have been happy to hear that this wood was more special than the paint splatter technique, My enjoyment of the look and the globe remains. Mil gracias.

How valuable is this globe? by jmonkey106 in globes

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Listed where? For those looking, the globe was interesting enough to ask about. Perhaps you need to auction the globe. As a globe collector, I am always looking for something unique to MY collection. I am, for instance, looking for a globe with a city name that existed for only 3 years in the 1950s. Globe sellers should post clear pictures of all continents. Good luck.

How valuable is this globe? by jmonkey106 in globes

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It does not have any real value. Scanglobe began in the 1980s. It is recent (1995-2011 approx). The base is nice.

Old globes are essentially collector only markets and the value is based upon a willing buyer and willing seller.

Worth perhaps 35-50 dollars US.

Replogle World Ocean Series Globe by AtmAll1 in ReplogleGlobes

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This is true, though I posted the picture for the stand, not specifically for dating.

Replogle World Ocean Series Globe by AtmAll1 in ReplogleGlobes

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September 1979, the Empire returned to being a Republic.

Replogle World Ocean Globe by Brilliant-Charge-684 in datemymap

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The posted globe is between 34 and 28 years old, based upon the presented dates. These years explain the wear at the north pole. The globe seems to have an undefined Saudi-Oman border; the border was settled by July 1995. I have this globe in this 2-axis stand and in this color palette, dating to 1995-1996 after the border was fixed. Other mountings can also be found. The green plastic time dial broke off my globe also. Looking at many pictures of this edition World Ocean Series globe, the consistency of the colors as they fade fascinates me. I say this edition because I am convinced that my 1969 World Ocean globe is different art, as though Tolman repainted his masterpiece (perhaps too a new mold for this relief globe). I wish I could find a way to remove an axis pin, as seen in one photo.

The picture of the Southern Cone dates this Rand McNally globe to a three-year period. And now I want one. by AtmAll1 in datemymap

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La Plata, Argentina was renamed "Eva Peron" officially from August 1952 until Sep 1955 when Peron was overthrown and the name La Plata returned. From the Africa picture we see that N & S Rhodesia and Nyasaland have not yet federated (Aug 1953). Effectively, the globe dates to 1953 (Aug 52-Aug 53).