Illuminated Terrestrial Globe, United States by Replogle

The Atlantic is a pale sea green, and Africa is the color of butter.

This illuminated terrestrial globe is by Replogle, from the United States, and dates to 1922 – 1949 CE, in paper, glass and metal. Illuminated globes set a bulb inside a glass sphere so the printed map lights from within. The continents appear in yellow, pink, orange and green against a sea-green ocean, crossed by fine lines of latitude and longitude. It sits on a round black metal base with a small knob switch, and a brown cord trails behind. It is 8.5 inches high and 7 in diameter.

A whole world, and it still needs an outlet.