It is not globes, per se, but the Burlington Free Press recently ran an article about a gent name David Allen who has a site called Old Maps. He is basically going around digitizing old maps with the intent of preserving them. He puts them on CD and makes them available for sale. He …
Oct 21
Tracking John Glenn’s orbit…
Oct 20
Scoring a Weber-Costello on e-bay
Oct 18
Resources for dating globes
Oct 18
Other globe collectors are welcome to post here…
As part of my continued exploration of TypePad, I wouldn’t mind experimenting with multiple authors participating in a weblog, so if you are a collector of globes and would be interested in contributing posts here, feel free to contact me at "dyork at Lodestar2 dot com" and I can set you up to post.
Oct 03
Scanglobe Geographer added to the collection
Also at Delorme’s headquarters, I picked up a Replogle "Geographer" globe primarily on the basis that it looked very cool and different from all the other globes I have. It was also nice to see that it was …
Sep 27
When a globe is not quite a globe…
This past weekend we took a bit of a break to go visit Freeport, Maine, (and if you don’t know why we were in Freeport, there’s really only one reason (google for it)) and on the way home stopped off at Delorme’s …
Sep 26
Watching a globe go for $616 on eBay…
I was scanning eBay for the first time in a while and looking at all the auctions underway when one caught my eye. It was for a 8" world globe by Terrestrial Globe, John Wanamaker, New York, Philadelphia, …
Sep 26
Welcome to “This Old Globe”
As I was preparing to post an entry to my primary weblog about some recent globe purchases, I realized that: a) these postings had really nothing to do with the other stuff I talk about; and b) it might be a nice excuse to try out TypePad and the new ecto offline …


