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Interesting German Deco “Columbus” political world globe from Berlin, 1930s, published. 
Globe with highly detailed cartography of the colonies of the era, German, French, Italian etc… Siam still present, Constantinople, British India, Italian Somaliland, Abyssinia. 
Light wood base with glass compass, meridian axis in brass. 
Good condition with normal signs of wear, stains (see photo)
Height 62 cm - diameter 33 cm

Interessante mappamondo politico tedesco Déco “Columbus” Berlino anni ’30, pubblicato. Globo con cartografia molto dettagliata con le colonie dell’epoca, tedesche, francesi, italiane ecc…presente ancora il Siam, Costantinopoli, India britannica, Somalia italiana, Abissinia. Base in legno chiaro  con bussola in vetro, asse dei meridiani in ottone. Buone condizioni con normali segni del tempo, macchie (vedi foto) Altezza 62 cm - diam. 33 cm

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Terrestrial table globe - C.Luther - Columbus - terrestrial globe - 1930-1940

Papier-mache - Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes  - Height: 62 cm

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Columbus Earth globe in Art Déco style, German origin from 1930–1940, made of paper (cartapesta), 62 cm high and 33 cm in diameter, with a light wood base and brass meridian axis, attributed to C. Luther.

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Columbus Earth globe in Art Déco style, German origin from 1930–1940, made of paper (cartapesta), 62 cm high and 33 cm in diameter, with a light wood base and brass meridian axis, attributed to C. Luther.

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