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C1930
Philip’s 6 inch Terrestrial Globe
Mapmaker:
George Philip & Son
Phillip’s rare terrestrial globe, set in a brass half meridian ring and mounted on matching wooden Ebonised stands, with central baluster-turned supports. With; British East Africa named Kenya (1920) Petrograd now Leningrad (1924) Constantinople now Istanbul (1930) Prior to the Japanese … Read Full Description
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Full Title:
Philip’s 6 inch Terrestrial Globe
Date:
C1930
Mapmaker:
George Philip & Son
Condition:
Some age wear and surface repaired as usual, otherwise in good condition.
Technique:
Papier-mâché, paper, ebony timber base.
Image Size:
140mm
x 250mm
AUTHENTICITY
Guaranteed Vintage Item
dated:
1930
Description:
Phillip’s rare terrestrial globe, set in a brass half meridian ring and mounted on matching wooden Ebonised stands, with central baluster-turned supports.
With;
British East Africa named Kenya (1920)
Petrograd now Leningrad (1924)
Constantinople now Istanbul (1930)
Prior to the Japanese invasion of Manchuria in 1931 and its renaming.
Mapmaker:
George Philip & Son
London geographical publisher, globe maker, and founder of the firm George Philip & Son. He started business in 1834 in Liverpool and from about 1848 he traded as “George Philip & Son” with his son and successor George Phillip II (1823-1902. Philip retired 1 July 1879 and the business was continued by his son and nephew.
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