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Welcome Texas Monthly readers! Most of the current inventory can be found at Uncommon Objects but please feel free to email me with any requests or questions!!

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Current globe inventory, reference materials, assorted vintage finds, Instagram images and blogs about our shopping trips abroad can all be found below. If for some reason you can’t find what you’re looking for feel free to contact us and we’ll get right on it!

 
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Refreshed one of my spaces at @uncommonobjects in Austin, Texas. Lots of new merchandise including this gorgeous lion painting. Grab your mask and head on down for a visit.
I’m not quite finished cleaning it just yet but it’s close enough for a photo... Heres a late 1930s Trippensee Planetarium. The relationship between the sun, Venus, earth and our moon is demonstrated through a series of gears and chains.
Branded wood on an abandoned blacksmith shop in The Grove, Texas.
Lunar globes! I’ve owed dozens of moon globes over the years but I’m thrilled to finally have a 16” Denoyer-Geppert. These were made especially for NASA with the first batch going to President Nixon, a few select members of Congress
Wire sculpture of Lyndon Baines Johnson, the 36th US President. LBJ notably passed the Civil Rights Act of 1964. The wire bust was found in a barn in his hometown that belonged to a couple that worked for LBJ while he was still in the senate. DM for
An old favorite...
152 years of dirt gone in an instant! I’m beyond thrilled with how well this 1868 6” Schedlers globe is cleaning up! I’ll post more updates in stories!
Weber Costello illuminated glass globe on an incredibly rare wooden airplane base. Freshly cleaned and re-wired. It’s ready for a new home!
Here’s a killer globe that is rarely up for sale: 1930’s Suspension globe from Hammond’s (map gores by W&AK Johnston)! These were designed to hang in the corner of a classroom so they could be raised out of sight when not in use
About as perfect as lighted globe gets! The map is clean and legible, the light is warm and inviting. Cram’s 10.5” glass illuminated world globe dates to right around 1949 as the map features Israel and Palestine. This currently sits on m
This is one of those times when a globe is rare enough to overcome a few dings... 10” Replogle on an extremely rare anchor themed base. The globe dates to 1939. Now available on the website. Link in bio.
The newest arrival is all cleaned up and ready for a proper photo shoot! This funky lunar globe was made around 1970 as the Apollo 13 (April 11, 1970) mission is referenced but Apollo 14 (Jan 31, 1971) is not mentioned. The maker is currently unknown