Get Worldly with a Limited Edition Globe

March 31st, 2008 by BallerHouse

everest-globe.jpgHand-crafted by German artisans, the crystal Everest Globe was commissioned by National Geographic to commemorate America’s first conquest of Mount Everest. Standing at 38 inches high and 31 inches wide, the limited edition globe looks important and comes with a high level of detail to back up its stately appearance. When lit from the inside, the globe shows the physical contours of the Earth’s surface, including ocean depths, mountain ranges, and deserts. When turned off, the globe displays the political world, represented by country borders and 6,500 place names. For just under $8,000, you can purchase the Everest Globe, complete with its “white glove” delivery. Or, if you’d prefer to opt for something bigger, you can pick up the Goliath and Collosus globes from Columbus Globes for about $14,000 (thumb 1). Or, if you’d rather fill your globe with booze, for a more reasonably priced $300+ (thumb 2).

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Available though: 1-World Globes

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    I can definitely use the #2 globe :) .

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