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1399 - Globes & Astronomy - Rare lunarium by Ludwig Julius Heymann, Berlin, ca. 1895, labeled "Earth Globe, 25 cm, designed according to the latest and best sources, Berlin, Ludw. Jul. Heymann, Geographisch Artistische Anstalt,” the globe consists of a papier-mâché sphere covered with 12 lithographed and partially hand-colored paper segments; at the North Pole, a rotating and swiveling mechanism for rotating a lunar sphere; turned walnut wood base with an inlaid compass. Diameter: approx. 25 cm. Height: approx. 47 cm.
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Globes & Astronomy - Rare lunarium by Ludwig Julius Heymann, Berlin, ca. 1895, labeled "Earth Globe, 25 cm, designed according to the latest and best sources, Berlin, Ludw. Jul. Heymann, Geographisch Artistische Anstalt,” the globe consists of a papier-mâché sphere covered with 12 lithographed and partially hand-colored paper segments; at the North Pole, a rotating and swiveling mechanism for rotating a lunar sphere; turned walnut wood base with an inlaid compass. Diameter: approx. 25 cm. Height: approx. 47 cm. A rare Lunarium by Ludwig Julius Heymann, Berlin, c. 1895, signed “Earth Globe, 25 cm, designed according to the latest and best sources, Berlin, Ludw. Jul. Heymann, Geographisch Artistische Anstalt," featuring 12 lithographed and partially hand-colored globe gores mounted on a cardboard sphere, on a turned wooden stand with an inlaid compass; the North Pole features a brass mechanism that rotates the moon sphere. Diameter approx. 25 cm, height approx. 47 cm.
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