Cassini's Terrestrial (paper)Globe at www.paperpino.net

[paperPino]

Dear friends,
I have just released a paper globe based on the gores by G. M. Cassini
published in Rome in 1790.
Enjoy it!

Ciao,
PINO

[richkat]

VERY COOL just downloaded it THANK YOU....Rich

[cdavenport]

Glad to see you back in operation! Your designs are some of my favorites!

[paper hollywood]

Sweet globe, Pino. And it's a great idea for a model.

[Uyraell]

This globe is a work of brilliance.
It is very interesting to see a re-creation of a globe of that era.
A piece of "living history" as it were.

Thank you for sharing this fine model with us, Paperpino.

Genial and Respectful Regards, Uyraell.

[Vermin_King]

Very beautiful model. Thanks for adding all of the historical notes on your website. I truly enjoy the history almost as much as the models.

I'm trying to decide who I'm going to give this one to. Thank you.

[Rapidtox]

Thanks for the link, will be a great science project for my niece, present political division of the world at that time.

[Wyvern]

superb work, thank you!
Wyvern

[John Wagenseil]

Thank you.
There were a lot of blank spaces on the map back then.
Where I live now was at the edge of the "civilized" world.

[Tapcho]

Very exquisite looking globe. I have to go and download it for a closer inspection. Thank you ever so much.

Tappi