Archive for the 'World Globes' Category


December 1, 2010

Was Columbus correct?

Author: globeguy

Earth2There’s changing your outlook, and then there’s seeing the world in a whole new way. The Earth2 globe is a study in whimsy, not to mention contradiction: after all, a globe is defined as a spherical object, while a cube is anything but. But that’s part of the fun - this globe is all about suspension of disbelief. Detach it from its stand and hold it in your hands. Be reminded that no matter how much we know, the world is still full of mystery.  Courtesy of Replogle Globes.


October 26, 2010

Pioneer World Globe

Author: globeguy

Pioneer Word GlobeGet a closer look at the Pioneer world globe, thanks to the gyro-matic mounting that swings up or down to bring any area into closer view. Striking colors invite students of any age to explore the world so put this globe on your student’s desktop and they will be ready to discover the world.  The 12″ blue-ocean Pioneer world globe offers a vibrant contrast to a gold-colored base, numbered full-meridian and gyro assembly. The Pioneer contains more than 4,000 place names and distinctive political boundary markings. This world globe is also available with Spanish text.


October 26, 2010

Explore The World

Author: globeguy

Explorer World GlobeThe Explorer world globe is among our most popular models. The Explorer sits perfectly on the desktop of the student at home or on the library shelf ready to be used.  Striking colors invite students of any age to explore. The 12″ blue-ocean Explorer world globe offers a vibrant contrast to a metal gold-colored base. The Explorer contains more than 4,000 place names and distinctive political boundary markings. This world globe is also available with French text or Spanish text.


August 3, 2010

Globes for Students

Author: globeguy

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The purpose of the Junior Geographer Adventure Pack is to help students to learn more about our world thru interactive teaching aids.  The 9” world globe is easy to read.  The Adventure pack comes with a 50 page activity book, a marker that is easy to wipe off and also comes with a compass to learn about directions.  Great for children ages 6-12.


May 7, 2010

Satellite World GlobeThe National Geographic Satellite World Globe features, for the first time, lovely parchment tone oceans in our popular 12” diameter globe with over 3,500 name places. The hallmark of this new addition to our National Geographic Collection are the beautiful new colors. This world globe is certain to add elegance to any décor. Boldly supported by our acrylic sculptured base, this world globe will be treasured by generations to come.


May 6, 2010

Brent World GlobeThis new designer world globe floor stand is unique among globes. It features the unusual and beautiful three-quarter round walnut toned base. Pictured with the open side, it allows you to display the entire world, North Pole to South Pole and turn the globe 360º for a complete view East to West. Or turn the open side opposite your vantage point and you reveal the classic appearance of a traditional elegant floor stand globe. This National Geographic model is cradled in our gold-toned full metal meridian. Standing a regal 38 inches in height and 20 inches wide, the Brent includes an international time dial, globe booklet and a signed Certificate of Authenticity.


March 12, 2010

Obelisk Floor GlobeFrank Lloyd Wright (1867-1959) is widely considered to be America’s greatest architect.  He amazed the world with his architectural ingenuity and designs.  His vision encompassed the buildings and residences he designed as well as their landscaping, art glass, furniture, lighting and floor covering — to create a unified whole.  An adaption of one of Mr. Wright’s vase designs developed in 1929 for Leerdam Fabrique in Germany.  The Oberlisk world globe floor stand is made of solid maple and cherry hardwood.  Please check out our Frank Lloyd Wright® Collection.


November 3, 2009

Levitating World Globes

Author: globeguy

yhst-98200314156754_2078_39606437.gifThe levitating/floating world globe ball is suspended in mid-air by an electronically controlled magnetic field.  It is amazing and with a very unique design.  The arm is also a neon light for support for the magnet on the top. The blue ocean world globe just levitates there to make a great conversation piece.  For the children’s room this particular levitating world globe can also be used for a night light.  Uses 110v AC adapter which is included.


September 29, 2009

Earthballs and Education

Author: globeguy

EarthThe inflatable EarthBalls are a wonderful compliment to the standard globes found in every school classroom.  While a political globe enables students to locate countries and cities, only an EarthBall (or a trip to outer space) gives the true perspective of how our world actually appears.

Teachers and students of all ages love EarthBalls, and have discovered its usefulness in a wide  range of subjects, from the natural & Earth sciences including geography, meteorology, environmental science, to the social sciences of history, culture, exploration, current events, and many subjects involving global relationships.

EarthBalls are used daily for educating students from preschools to universities. As a tactile and visual classroom aid, EarthBalls enhance the teaching of both natural and social sciences.  Every EarthBall comes with the 16-page Global Handbook detailing games & activities, as well as resources for creative curriculum development.


September 29, 2009

Wright Floor GlobeThis world globe stand is an authentic reproduction from a drawing found in the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation archives.  It is an unidentified concept for one of the Prairie Homes that Mr. Wright de-signed in the early 1900s. The only marking on the drawing is in his handwriting and says, “Something like this.” The proportions, and interpretation, of the drawing were calculated based on the scale of other drawings from this time period.

 

16″ diameter
39″ height
23″ Width
Hardwood base with dark walnut finish
Antique ocean color

Replogle World Globes adopted this design in 2008 for the Frank Lloyd Wright® Collection.