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J. J. Gransdville, Illustration du chapitre "Les Mystères de l'infini", in Un autre monde, 1844.

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Museum of Science and Industry Globe, Century of Progress Exposition, Chicago
By: Kaufman and Fabry Co., 1933 [Newberry Library]

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Wyld's Great Globe, , installed in Leicester Square, London, from 1851 to 1862 (London Illustrated News, 1851)

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The Babson Globe, in Wellesley, Massachusetts (1955).

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Washington, D.C. public school classroom scenes - "Mathematical geography." [Photo by Frances B. Johnson, 1899. Prints and Photographs Division, Library of Congress

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Professor Dan Stillwell of the then Department of Geography and Community Planning paints the coast of Florida on a model of the Earth in December 1975.

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The Full Moon, Yerkes Observatory. Keystone View Company. Created before 1917. Stereoscopic albumen print. Sheet: 7.7 × 15.2 cm / mount: 8.8 × 17.8 cm.

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Moon Model Prepared by Johann Friedrich Julius Schmidt, Germany, in 1898. Field Columbian Museum, Chicago, 1900. 11x14 inch glass negative

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Moon Model Prepared by Johann Friedrich Julius Schmidt, Germany, in 1898. Field Columbian Museum, Chicago, 1900. 8x10 inch glass negative

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Globes being manufactured (Rand McNally and Company; 1930/1969)
[Newberry Library, Chicago]

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