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Vintage Replogle 16" "World Classic Series" Floor Globe on Turned Oak Tripod Stand
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Bring timeless library charm and old-world exploration into your study, office, or living space with this stately freestanding floor globe crafted by Replogle Globes, Inc.
Founded in Chicago in 1930 by Luther Irwin Replogle, Replogle quickly grew into the world's largest globe manufacturer—renowned for transforming globes from strictly academic tools into decorative household heirlooms.
The "World Classic Series" pairs rich, antique parchment-toned oceans with softly muted pastel landmasses, compass roses, and ornate baroque-style cartouches topped with a classic spread-winged eagle.
Cartographic details include international shipping routes, ocean currents, historical notes (such as early Polynesian canoe routes), and a city population legend, while geographical borders reflect a late-20th-century / post-Soviet era (showing Kazakhstan and modern African boundaries).
Designed with tactile raised-relief topography, major mountain ranges across the globe are subtly embossed so you can feel the contours of the Earth's terrain beneath your fingertips.
Suspended inside a full brass-toned gyro-matic meridian ring, the 16" sphere rotates smoothly on its axis and swings within the frame for effortless viewing of both the Northern and Southern Hemispheres.
Supported by a handsome turned and fluted oak-finished hardwood pedestal base with three gracefully curved cabriole-style tripod legs.
Valued at $135 CAD (comparable vintage Replogle 16" World Classic floor models typically retail between $150 and $275 CAD on the secondary market depending on stand style and condition, making this a strong value for a full-size floor piece).
Condition Assessment : Very good pre-owned vintage condition; the paper gores remain vibrant and well-adhered with minimal age-related surface wear, the meridian ring retains a warm patina, and the solid wood tripod base is sturdy with only light, expected signs of gentle handling.