J. Forest French Terrestrial Globe

Early 20th c. J. Forest (Paris editor and globe maker) signed French Globe Terrestre, 7" (h) terrestrial globe that is mounted onto a turned ebonized wood stand, 14" (h) overall size. CONDITION: Areas

Early 20th c. J. Forest (Paris editor and globe maker) signed French Globe Terrestre, 7" (h) terrestrial globe that is mounted onto a turned ebonized wood stand, 14" (h) overall size. CONDITION: Areas

Antique French J. Forest Paris Terrestrial Globe on Turned Wood Stand. Scale 1:50,000,000. Elementary Edition. 8.5 inches diameter globe, 18 inches H including base.

468. A 19TH CENTURY FRENCH 9-INCH TERRESTRIAL GLOBE by J. FOREST, on a metal and wooden stand.

DESCRIPTION: Antique terrestrial globe world map, drawn up by the geographer J.Forest, from 17-19 rue de Buci in Paris. Scale 1/50.000.000. With a solid wooden block base and interior light. Joseph Fo

2 French Terrestrial French World table globes, one is marked J Forest. They measure 17" tall by approx. 9" diameter. The globes are in nice overall condition except for some minor staining, wear and

This 9 inches French globe is a "Forest " with an address in Paris , 17 rue de Buci ,this company was a School supply company at the turn of the 19th.century which disappeared in the early XX century.

This 9 inches French globe is a "forest " with an address in Paris , 44 rue des Champs , this company was a School supply and a map editor company during the 19th. century which disappeared in the ear

This 4 inches French globe is a "Forest " with an address in Paris , 44 rue des Champs , this company was a School supply and a map editor company founded in the 19th. century which disappeared in the

This 5 inches French globe is a "Forest " with an address in Paris , 17 rue de Buci ,this company was a School supply company at the turn of the 19th.century which disappeared in the early XX century.

This 5 inches French globe is a "Forest " with an address in Paris , 17 rue de Buci ,this company was a School supply company at the turn of the 19th.century which disappeared in the early XX century.

This 7 inches French globe is a "forest " with an address in Paris , 17 rue de Buci , this company was a School supply and a map editor company during the 19th. century which disappeared in the early

Antique Terrestrial Globe J. FOREST PARIS w stand. in very nice condition with support turning knob. Wood base stand scratched with brass hardware. Bottom of globe has slight indentation not seen and

From the geography this globe is from the early 1950's . The Forest company is a very well know French company which produced until the 1950's and become " Taride" in later date , this globe is made w

This 3 inches French globe has a cartouche "J L Cie " from Paris indicating it is from the Lebegue company , it was a School supply company at the turn of the 19th. century. St Petersburg , Congo Belg

Two Antique Parisian Miniature Terrestrial Globes, including J. Lebegue & Cie.circa 1900, both globes with gores printed in French, the smaller a 2 1/2 inch pasteboard globe by J. Lebegue & Cie, on an

This 2.5 inches French globe has "J.C & C " on its tag (J. LEBEGUE & CIE / EDITES. / 30, rue de Lille, / PARIS)which comes as J. L & C for the smaller size, it was a School supply company at the turn

French Terrestrial Globe, Felix Delamarche for Buy de Mornas, Early 19th C. Dimensions: 17" H x 10 1/2" Dia. Property from the collection of Isabella Leeds, removed from a full floor apartment at 485

Lebegue terrestrial globe with cast iron base featuring African , Indian and asian stereotypical face on the arm , usualy it just feature a face in the manner of Violet Leduc . This 12 inches French g

Small terrestrial globe from the late 1840 to mid 1850 ( Tasmania present : 1846 – Van Dieman’s Land becomes Tasmania , Amerique Russe ,Africa apparently unexplored ). Pierre LAPIE (1779-1

This globe is from 1918 to 1920, It shows Petrograd , Russian not yet URSS ( 1914/1924), Yugoslavia is not yet formed so it is pre1920, Hungary is independent. Please feel free to Email with question

Charles Marie Eugène Delagrave ( Paris 1842-1934 ) was specialized in publications related to primary, secondary and higher education, publisher of important cartographic publications executed by

This 14 inches French globe was published by Thury & Belnet/ Geographers/ Authors Editors/ Dijon]. The process used to print the globe with 3D effect is still unknown to this day,the heliogravure prin

In 1867, Charles Larochette and Louis Bonnefont produced a large globe 50 cm in diameter for Delagrave intended for teaching: chosen to embody the quality of French geographic production, it was award