Description
NGS EATON III 16″ ANT
Eaton III 16″ Antique Raised Relief Floor National Geographic Collection – Replogle Globes
Price: $494.99
Special Price: $440.00
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The Eaton III features the latest National Geographic cartography in colors reminiscent of parchment globes from centuries past. Thousands of place names give an accurate view of contemporary political boundaries. Raised relief helps distinguish topographic features around the world. Its antique brass plated gyro-matic meridian and hardware perfectly match the walnut stained hardwood legs and add to the look of this handsome tripod stand.
National Geographic floor-standing globes is a beautiful home décor piece and hands-on reference guide for geography. This stylish globe with updated cartography will be the center piece for any room in your home or office. Also, the adjustable tripod stand allows for the globe to be displayed at a height that will fit any home décor.
A beautiful home decor accent and furniture piece that can educate at the same time.
Some assembly required. Hardwood tripod is adjustable from 41.25″ to 52.25″
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Additional information
| Weight | 19 lbs |
|---|---|
| Shipping Dimensions | 24”W x 21”D x 26”H |
| Model # | 24813 |
| Classification | Floor |
| Cartography Style | |
| Globe Style | Antique |
| Globe Ball Diameter | 16" / 40cm |
| Globe Ball Material | |
| Raised Relief Texture | |
| Illuminated | No |
| Special Features | Adjustable Tripod Wood Stand, Gyro-Matic Mounting (up/down motion) |
| Country of Manufacture | |
| Product Dimensions |
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Todd –
The globe is excellent, the stand is beautiful, although it could use a tripod/triangle support inside of the legs like many tripod stands and telescopes have to keep the legs pushed outward, if you move the stand the legs ‘float’. Excellent shipping time, service and map for the globe.
mws –
16” how current?
Rick Winegard –
Our maps are up to date with any changes as they are approved. Our current maps were updated this time last year.
Pavan Mallur –
Is the axis tilt accurate?
EASON FAN –
The axis angle is accurate.