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Celestial globe by Willem Janszoon Blaeu

1603

Celestial globe in the form of an umbrella

1850-1899

Dutch celestial globe, 1625

1625

European celestial globe

1878

set of two armillary spheres and a celestial globe

1840-1890

Celestial globe on stand

1822-1853

Paper celestial globe

1890-1900

English celestial globe with Sun and Moon arms, 1747

1747

Orrery planetary model by Newton & J. Addison, 1785-1810

1822-1841

Celestial globe

1702-1740

The Astroglobe

1929-1939

Celestial globe

1987

Johnston's celestial globe

1890-1920

English glass celestial globe, 1739

1739

Sir Patrick Moore's Russian Lunar Globe

1967

Celestial globe chalice

Torica transparent plastic celestial sphere

1960-1965

Improved pocket celestial globe by Newton

1783-1818

Twelve inch celestial globe

1765-1772

Celestial globe

1851-1857

Celestial globe by George Adams

1766

Celestial globe, on later plain oak stand

1816-1820

Celestial globe from set of two armillary spheres and a celestial globe constructed in paper on pasteboard

1807-1846

One of two 12-inch celestial globes by Malby & Company

1890-1900

Twelve inch celestial globe by John Senex

1700-1725

Italian celestial globe, 1636

1636

Chinese celestial globe, 1830

1830

Star finder celestial globe by Cary and Co.

1895-1898

Arabic celestial globe with meridian and equator on brass stand

1501-1800

Celestial globe (12-inch) by Josiah Loring

1833

Arabic celestial globe with stand

1701-1900

Sir Patrick Moore's Russian Lunar Globe

Celestial globe

Celestial globe

1701-1800

Precessional celestial globe, 18-inch diameter with wooden stand by Charles Smith and Son Limited, London.

Precessional celestial globe

1851-1900

Celestial Globe, 9-inch diameter, on wooden tripod stand, by Dudley Adams, London, dated from 1811.

Celestial Globe

1811-1826

Twenty one inch celestial globe on wooden pedestial stand by J. & W. Cary, London, dated from 1799.

21-inch Celestial Globe, 1799

1799

Two identical twelve-inch celestial globes by Malby & Co on wooden stands. Originally property of the South Kensington Museums being later kept in the director's office of the Science Museum

Two identical twelve-inch celestial globes by Malby & Co on wooden stands

1890-1900

Celestial globe by J. Felkl and Sohn, Prague, on stand with precessional mounting "A. Pichler's witive and Sohn in wein" diam of globe 12 1/2", by Dr. Haas

Celestial globe by J. Felkl and Sohn

1855-1870

Celestial globe of 20-inch diameter on pedestal stand with compass by Newton and Son, 1840 (magnetic needle missing)

Celestial globe of 20-inch diameter on pedestal stand with compass by Newton and Son

1840-1850

Terrestrial globe by Newton and Son, Chancery Lane and Fleet Street, inside crude glass celestial sphere, broken, on turned wooden base.

Terrestrial globe by Newton and Son

1841-1883

Mechanized glass celestial globe with terrestrial globe, made by John Senex, London, England, 1742-1750

Mechanized glass celestial globe, 1742-1750.

1742-1750

Three astronomical globes of lithographed metal on metal stands, made as coin banks, by Replogle Globes (part of the Meredith Corporation), Chicago, 1987

Three astronomical globes of lithographed metal on metal stands

1970

Mechanical glass celestial sphere with terrestrial globe by E. Mollo, Vienna, for M. Trentmensky.

Mechanical glass celestial sphere with terrestrial globe by E. Mollo

1850-1900

Indo-Persian celestial globe, brass and bronze with silver studs for stars, on tripod stand, made 1842 by Lala Balhumal of Lahore for Khadga Singh for presentation to Navanihal Singh, successive Maharajas of Kapoorthala, Punjab

Indo-Persian celestial globe

1842