Replogle Franklin Desktop Globe, Antique 12"
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Replogle Franklin Desktop Globe, Antique 12"
- Replogle Franklin.
- Desktop Globe, Metal Semi-Meridian and Base.
- 12 Inch, Raised-Relief, Antique-Ocean Sphere.
- 13"W X 12"D X 16"H, 2.2 lbs.
- Hand-crafted in the USA.
The importance of being geographically savvy cannot be overstated in modern times, as globalization makes our world smaller. The Replogle Franklin Globe is a perfect way to brush up on geography, and to discover enthralling new destinations on our diverse planet. The globe is 12 inches diameter and is propped up to 16 inches by the brass colored metal base and semi-meridian. Latitudinal markings on the meridian add additional geographic detail to the Franklin. The world globe features an antique-ocean political map. The beige colored oceans have a parchment style that is accented by compass roses and cartouches. The raised relief globe means that the planet's topography is represented three dimensionally on the surface of the model. Earth's vast mountain ranges can be felt along the otherwise smooth exterior of the sphere. When it comes to functionality and accuracy, it is hard to beat the Replogle Franklin Desktop Globe. It's simple and steadfast design make it a force to be reckoned with. The Franklin is a stand out globe from a storied American globe manufacturer.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the exact dimensions of this globe?
The globe sphere is 12 inches in diameter. With the metal base and semi-meridian, the total dimensions are 13"W × 12"D × 16"H, and it weighs 2.2 lbs.
Is this globe made in the USA?
Yes, the Replogle Franklin Globe is hand-crafted in the USA by Replogle, a storied American globe manufacturer.
What does 'raised relief' mean on this globe?
Raised relief means the globe's surface is three-dimensional, so you can actually feel Earth's mountain ranges and topographic features as you run your hand across it.
What kind of map style does this globe show?
The Franklin features an antique-ocean political map with beige-colored oceans in a parchment style, decorated with compass roses and cartouches for a classic look.
What is the base made of?
The globe sits on a brass-colored metal base with a semi-meridian support, and includes latitudinal markings for additional geographic reference.
