British, circa 1828, 21 in. diameter terrestrial globe with editions to 1828, on inlaid mahogany tripod stand with original compass to base, 48 x 27-1/2 x 27-1/2 in.
Provenance: Estate of Linda Sargent Thompson, Historic Sesame Lodge, North Augusta, South Carolina
Note: One of the first globes to incorporate the findings of the Lewis & Clark expedition. Also the first globe series to adopt the name "Australia" following the 1824 Admiralty decree.
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Estate of Linda Sargent Thompson, Historic Sesame Lodge, North Augusta, South Carolina
globe, horizon ring, and compass paper dial with expected wear and patina, including stains and discoloration; globe rubbing on side of stand, dent to Wisconsin, small burn loss to globe addition date, compass detached with screws in mounting holes, casters with a verdigris patina
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