Terrestrial Globe Dietrich Reimer - 1939
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Terrestrial globe Dietrich Reimer, made of paper and wood, diameter 33 cm, height 45 cm, dating to 1939 in German language, in good condition with minor signs of aging and blemishes.
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Terrestrial globe Dietrich Reimer / Andrews u. Steiner / 1939
"Erdglobus der Deutschen Buch-Gemeinschaft G.m.b.H. – hergestellt von dem kartographischen Institut Dietrich Reimer (Andrews u. Steiner) – Berlin 1939"
The Globe has a superb patina and very vibrant colours. In excellent condition, it has no defects but normal signs of aging.
all parts are original and consists of 12 lithographed and coloured paper segments on papier-mâché, wood.
A particularly interesting editorial variant from the cartographic production of Dietrich Reimer, created for the Deutsche Buch-Gemeinschaft and now sought after by collectors of historic German globes. Its specific publishing history and 1939 production make it a noteworthy collectible, adding rarity and character to a specialised globe collection.
Dietrich Reimer Verlag (1852 - 1960)
Dietrich Reimer (1818-1899) founded his Berlin book publishing house in 1842 and took over the globe production of the Adami company in 1852.
After the death of the publishing house's founder, Ernst Vohsen (1853-1919) took over the company, which continued a comprehensive range of globes, including terrestrial and celestial globes, relief globes, and induction globes in various designs and languages.
Although these were never the focus of the publishing house's production, the Reimer publishing house was one of the largest globe producers of the 19th and early 20th centuries.
Diameter: 33 cm
Height: 45 cm
German language
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The photo shoot was performed with natural light, please note that the display of colors varies from one device to another therefore we do not assume responsibility for chromatic variations.
Terrestrial globe Dietrich Reimer / Andrews u. Steiner / 1939
"Erdglobus der Deutschen Buch-Gemeinschaft G.m.b.H. – hergestellt von dem kartographischen Institut Dietrich Reimer (Andrews u. Steiner) – Berlin 1939"
The Globe has a superb patina and very vibrant colours. In excellent condition, it has no defects but normal signs of aging.
all parts are original and consists of 12 lithographed and coloured paper segments on papier-mâché, wood.
A particularly interesting editorial variant from the cartographic production of Dietrich Reimer, created for the Deutsche Buch-Gemeinschaft and now sought after by collectors of historic German globes. Its specific publishing history and 1939 production make it a noteworthy collectible, adding rarity and character to a specialised globe collection.
Dietrich Reimer Verlag (1852 - 1960)
Dietrich Reimer (1818-1899) founded his Berlin book publishing house in 1842 and took over the globe production of the Adami company in 1852.
After the death of the publishing house's founder, Ernst Vohsen (1853-1919) took over the company, which continued a comprehensive range of globes, including terrestrial and celestial globes, relief globes, and induction globes in various designs and languages.
Although these were never the focus of the publishing house's production, the Reimer publishing house was one of the largest globe producers of the 19th and early 20th centuries.
Diameter: 33 cm
Height: 45 cm
German language
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The photo shoot was performed with natural light, please note that the display of colors varies from one device to another therefore we do not assume responsibility for chromatic variations.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Type
Terrestrial Globe Dietrich Reimer
Material
Paper, Wood
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
45 cm
Width
37 cm
Depth
33 cm
Estimated period
1939
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