Terrestrial table globe. It forms a pair with the celestial globe, Delamarche GLB0117. Geographical details on the sphere show the 'Antipodes de Paris'. Tasmania is represented as an island and labelled 'Terre de Diemen'. Vespucci's most southern point is indicated and labelled. In the north polar region the hibernation of the Dutch at Novaya Zemlya is recorded with an inscription. The death of Cook is recorded and the tracks of Cook and Fourneau are shown with dates. A total of four oceans are named. There are manuscript corrections to the engraving on the meridian ring.

Since Tasmania is presented as an island and the address of Delamarche is Rue du Foin St Jacques, this globe can be dated to the early 19th century. For full details about the cartography and construction of this globe please refer to the related publication.