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Magnum 111 Globe
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Geodus Price: 8995.00 €








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Item Details
Brand: Columbus ( Ref: 2111182 )
Base: metal
(steel)
Meridian: metal
(steel)
Height: 68" (173cm)
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Patience, experience, high technology combined with traditional knowledge, these are the exclusive features of the MAGNUM. This superb craftsmanship and its impressive size make it a truly impactful ‘objet d'art‘, thus being an informative reference globe.
Perfection in detail: The unique relief impression and its cartography created with special care for the details provoke the viewer to touch it.
Pure-functional aesthestic: The classically elegant fork base is finished in a special high grade brushed steel.
Stunning cartography: The map of the MAGNUM is printed on a high resolution plotter and is hand-covered on the sphere.
The 40 hours of work and passion necessary for its production, its noble size, its plain elegance and unique quality make it something really special; german craftmanship and technology at its best.
„We didn´t just want to produce a globe, we wanted to create the ultimate distinctive experience seeing the world in your home.” Torsten Oestergaard President
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Arrival date of the Magnum 111 Globe*
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Guarantees for the Magnum 111 Globe
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 Direct Guarantee: 1 year
 
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Established 1909 in Germany, COLUMBUS is the oldest globe manufacturer in the World. COLUMBUS quickly became and continue to be the World's best-selling line of luxury globes ( Chaplin chose in 1940 the Columbus globe "Die Erde" for his world famous film The Great Dictator).
For nearly a century Columbus has continuously innovated and revolutionized the globe making industry. The experience accumulated over 4 generations has earned the Columbus brand the status of the world’s premier globe manufacturer. Popular features such as internal illumination (1948), dual-mapping (1955), the Day and Night Globe (1972), the first big floating globe (2000) were all innovations brought to us by Columbus globes, and are all common features across many of today’s globe manufacturers. While being innovators and leaders, Columbus is also focused on preservation of traditional globe manufacturing processes such as the exclusive mouth-blowing of crystal spheres and the hand laminating of cartography.
We didn´t just want to produce globes, we wanted to create the ultimate distinctive experience seeing the world in your home. (Torsten Oestergaard, President and Owner , 4th Generation)
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