This small terrestrial globe forms a pair with the celestial globe, GLB0060. It is made of two hemispheres of papier mache, joined at the equator. It is covered with plaster and twelve full gores that are copper-engraved and hand-coloured. There is a metal pivot at each pole which fit into two notches in the rim of the bottom part of its domed wooden case. Labels on the globe record the location of the 'Antipodes of London' and of Cook's death. Tasmania is depicted as an island. The tracks of Cook's second and third voyages are shown with corresponding dates. A total of seven oceans are named. The Newton firm opened new premises in Fleet Street in 1852, on which the dating is based.