Auction 32 - Modern Literature, Erotica, Posters & Advertising

Relief globe Paul Oestergaard, Berlin, circa 1950

Terrestrial globe by Felkl & Sohn, Rostock near Prague, circa 1895

Relief map of Paris by Bauerkeller, circa 1850

Terrestrial globe by Prof. Dr. A. Krause, Berlin, circa 1925

Decorative terrestrial globe with Atlas figure, Germany, circa 1910

Terrestrial globe by Jean Lebègue, Paris, circa 1895

Rare globe clock by L.J. Heymann, Berlin, circa 1900

Terrestrial globe by Adolf Mang, Stuttgart, circa 1925

Rare egg-shaped terrestrial globe, attributed Abel-Klinger Nuremberg, circa 1860

Terrestrial globe as travel inkwell. Germany, circa 1875, unsigned, the globe as a metal sphere covered with 12 color-lithographed paper segments, opening at the equator by a hinge, the gilded interior with inset glass inkwell and spring lid. Diameter: approx. 6.7 cm. Based on the map image, the globe is a product from the manufacture of C. Abel-Klinger in Nuremberg. - A novelty globe inkwell

Souvenir terrestrial globe for the coronation of King Edward VIII. England, 1937. Inscribed "To commemorate the coronation of his majesty King Edward VIII", the globe in porcelain, on the base manufacturer's mark "Melba Bone China guaranteed, Made in England, Copyright", the British Empire in red with the motto "The Empire on which the Sun never sets", inscription in English. Diameter: approx. 8 cm. Height: approx. 9 cm. A King Edward VIII

Terrestrial globe by Johann Georg Klinger. Nuremberg, circa 1840, inscribed "Die Erde nach den neuesten Entdeckungen, Nürnberg, Verlag v. J.G. Klinger's Kunsthandlung, Gez. u. gest. v. J.A. Bühler", the globe as a papier-mâché sphere coated with plaster and covered with 12 color-lithographed paper segments, in original cardboard box. Signs of age, the box damaged. Diameter: approx. 10 cm. A Johann Georg Klinger terrestrial globe. Nuremberg c. 1840, sig

Terrestrial globe by Carl Luther. Berlin, circa 1925, inscribed "Columbus Volksglobus, Bearbeitet von C. Luther, Columbus-Verlag G.m.b.H., Berlin-Lichterfelde", the globe as a papier-mâché sphere covered with 12 color-lithographed paper segments, brass half-meridian with 2 x 90 degree graduation, mounted on a turned wooden base. Diameter: approx. 19 cm. Height: approx. 39 cm. Carl Luther, from 1900 cartographer in the Prussian Ministry of War and since 1933 cartographer in

Globes & astronomy – Miniature terrestrial globe by Ernst Schotte, Berlin c. 1890

Globes & astronomy – Terrestrial globe by Ernst Schotte, Berlin c. 1875

Globes & astronomy – Terrestrial globe by Ernst Schotte, Berlin c. 1875

Globes & astronomy – Miniature terrestrial globe, attr. to Abel-Klinger, Nuremberg, c. 1870

Bookends terrestrial and celestial globe, Berlin circa 1950, Columbus

Perpetual calendar, Salzburg circa 1666, signed Joh. Frantz Nidermair

Small Nuremberg sundial by E. Ch. Stockert, circa 1780

Rare terrestrial telescope by Angelo Olivo, Venice circa 1780

Coin scale, Germany c. 1780, gold scale, unsigned, wooden case

Rare camera lucida from the workshop of Charles Louis Chevalier, Paris c. 1830

Four opera glasses, Germany 1880-1960