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The classic form of the globe is a flattened sphere, with two circular, almost planar faces to host words and images. But the technology of working the glass allowed many variations. Especially between the second and third decades of the century, one saw globes in the form of ovals and lozenges, with some firms directly […]https://www.museo-fisogni.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/1179-gulf-collectable-globe.jpg