Cram Taylor 12-Inch Diameter Tabletop Globe

This handsome globe depicts political boundaries and physical characteristics using raised relief. The 12 inch blue ocean globe displays extensive topographical data and rests in a full swing meridian and base that are a champagne toned metal. The contrast of the green and tan continents against the dark blue ocean is truly striking. Cram globes are completely up-to-date, tested for durability, and designed for classroom use.

The George F. Cram Company story dates back to 1867, when George Cram, only two years after fighting for the Union in the Civil War, joined his uncle's business of making city and state maps. In 1869 Cram became the first American publisher to produce a world atlas. The Cram name quickly became synonymous with accuracy and innovation. In 1932, the company expanded into manufacturing world globes. Today, the Cram company is considered one of the top leaders in the world globe industry and its globes are present in thousands of schools, homes, and offices around the world.