National Geographic Explorer 12-inch Diam. Tabletop Globe

Catalog description

National Geographic Explorer 12-inch Diam. Tabletop Globe, part number SL042, is a discontinued product from the 2007–2011 catalog. It was last listed at $189.99.

Timeless and classic the National Geographic Explorer 12-Inch Diam. Tabletop Globe will make an elegant addition to your home or office. Illuminated functionality makes this item two globes in one: a political map becomes a physical map when lighted. Both boast a traditional blue ocean and the political map showcases each nation in white with a broad colorful border. This 12-inch diameter globe is perched atop a stately wooden base with a walnut finish. It stands 15 inches tall. Among its thoughtful features are a sturdy gold-toned semi-meridian and unique top dial that allows you to determine the time around the world with ease.

Part of National Geographic's 21st century collection this globe combines artistic craftsmanship and accurate up-to-date cartographic data. It comes to you guaranteed for life. Shock-resistant and practically unbreakable the globe is expertly printed on a remarkable stretchable material that will never wear off. It utilizes the same clear easy-to-read typefaces for which National Geographic maps are known. Both beautiful and practical the Explorer will make a welcome addition to any desk or tabletop. It comes with a certificate of authenticity and detailed instruction booklet.

About National GeographicFounded in 1888 the National Geographic Society is one of the largest nonprofit scientific organizations in the world today. With a focus on education and a mission that involves increasing geographic knowledge while promoting conservation of resources National Geographic funds and supports educational programs in every country. Products like National Geographic globes help support these missions with funding. National Geographic globes are among the finest ever offered. Combining beauty and functionality these extraordinary globes are built to last. They have been developed by a skilled team of designers and cartographers. No one knows the world like National Geographic.

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