Hatchwell Antiques has dated this Antique French Celestial Globe to the 1900s.
A celestial sphere on which are shown the stars of 1st and 2nd magnitude in Latin and French.
Paper mâché sphere, twelve full gores and two polar calottes.

"NAVISPHERE - DE - Mr DE MAGNAC - Bté S.G.D.G. - F. W. EICHENS CONSTR - E. BERTAUX, ÉDITEUR - PARIS."
(F. W. EICHENS CELESTIAL GLOBE UNITED STATES Patent No 247811, October 4th 1881).

Stand marked: G. W. LENNOX. CARDIFF. (G. W. Lennox, ‘Chart and Nautical Bookseller, Commercial Stationer, Printer and Lithographer’ Atlas Chambers, James Street, the Docks, Cardiff).
Original case, with carrying handle. H: 37 W: 26 D: 25.5 cm.

F. W. Eichens, "Celestial Globe," U.S. patent #247,811.
H. De Magnac, "Le navisphere - instrument nautique," Revue Maritime et Coloniale 61 (1879): 598-616.
H. De Magnac, Le Navisphere: instrument nautique, instruction pour son usage (Paris, 1881); and The Navisphere (England, 1881).

Globes at Greenwich: A Catalogue of the Globes and Armillary Spheres in the National Maritime Museum. Elly Dekker, 1999. Page 404.
For similar Navisphères see the collections of:
The Smithsonian Institution, Washington D. C. ID Number: 1989.0189.03
Bibliothèque Nationale de France, Département Cartes et Plans, GE A-1654
National Maritime Museum, Greenwich. Object ID: GLB0188
Hatchwell Antiques has dated this Antique French Celestial Globe to the 1900s.
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