World Globe Vintage 1919 p. WW1 Art Nouveau Jugendstil
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In this auction we are offering a fine 12 âe Rand McNally & Co. Terrestrial Globe, displaying the political borders of c 1919. Superb not just for its beautiful representation of the classic Art Nouveau / Jugendstil era but the naming and display of political boards! The globe was published immediatly following the closing of the Great War (WW1) but during the on-going treaty of Versailles and for it is of upmost importance. Instead of Jugoslavia (or Yugoslavia) , the designated area is named: Kingdom of the Serbes-Croates-Slovenes. A jewel to any politically focused globe collection and/or Art Nouveau collector! This globe is true piece of history within itself About the manufacture: Rand McNally & Co. 1856 (1880 globe production) - current Chicago William Rand opens his first print shop in 1856, hires McNally, an Irish Immigrant, in 1858. In 1868, the two establish a partnership and the name Rand McNally & Co. As a print shop they produce the newspaper for the Chicago Tribune as well as timetables, travel guides and tickets for the fast growing railroad industry. In 1872, the company pioneered cerography, an innovative wax-engraving print technique, enabling to follow world changes in print quickly and more economically. As a result, event though not having made globes themselves until 1880, by the end of the late 1800
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