A fine example of a Newtons pocket globe

A fine example of a Newtons pocket globe
A fine example of a Newtons pocket globe
A fine example of a Newtons pocket globe
A fine example of a Newtons pocket globe
A fine example of a Newtons pocket globe
A fine example of a Newtons pocket globe
A fine example of a Newtons pocket globe

A fine example of a Newtons pocket globe

£6,950
Category

Scientific Instruments & Globes

Reference

376372

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A very good early 19th century pocket globe by Newton retaining the original lacquer, and in the original black fish skin case, which has the celestial papers inside. Circa 1820


Dimensions:

Diameter 8 cm / 3 1⁄4"

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