A William IV Period Terrestrial Table Globe Prepared by G.&J. Cary 1836 sub-Religion & Relics owned it for eight generations

owned it for eight generations and were responsible for building the present main block of the house

Each Panel: 10

the card is a hugely intriguing

the shop worker then brought the items out for the customer to see

Among species on view at Bristol which are rare or absent in other UK zoos were Livingstone's fruit bats

A William IV Period Terrestrial Table Globe Prepared by G.&J. Cary 1836 sub-Religion & Relics owned it for eight generationsOrigin: English Period: William IV Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1836 Height: 24. 5 Width: 18. 5 Depth: 18. 5 The attractive, finely mapped and well proportioned paper and plaster terrestrial table globe made up of two sets of twelve hand coloured engraved half gores, with graduated equatorial ecliptic and equinoctial colure, the titular cartouche reading CARY'S NEW TERRESTRIAL GLOBE DELINEATED From the best Authorities extant : Exhibiting the late