The diameter of the clock is 40 centimeters (15.74 inches), and the circumference of the terrestrial globe positioned in the center is about 8.9 centimeters.

Jos. Schedler, Schedler’s Illustrated Manual for the Use of the Terrestrial and Celestial Globes (New York and Jersey City: H. Schedler, 1889). D. J. Warner, “The Geography of Heaven and Earth,” ...

This terrestrial globe consists of a solid wooden sphere atop a simple brass base with 3 cabriole legs. The curious brass structure mounted on the globe has not been identified. The cartouche in the ...