globusy polskie - Witamy w Muzeum Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego

in both cases the author was Eugeniusz Romer.After World War II, before the monopolisation ofthe market by Państwowe PrzedsiebiorstwoWydawnictw Kartograficznych (PPWK) Oddziałwe Wrocławiu [National Cartographic PublishingHouse], a physical globe designed by GustawWuttke and Andrzej Lorentsky (1946) appearedpublished by Pracownia Pomocy Naukowych“Globus” w Warszawie [Workshop of TeachingAids “Globe” in Warsaw] and printed in Poznań.In 1951 E. Romer worked out his biggest globe(1:30 million). From 1959 up to the 1980sthe globe maps were published by PPWK andprinted mostly by Fabryka Pomocy Naukowychw Warszawie [Teaching Aids Factory in Warsaw].In the 1980s some maps elaborated by PPWKwere printed by other printing houses(Włocławek, Marki). Eventually in 1988 the mapsand the copyrights were repurchased bythe ZACHEM company from Rębków producingthe globes until today—nowadays with mapselaborated by KARTO-GRAF from Lublin. In 1985a globe published by Cartigraphia from Budapestfound his way to Poland. Towards the end ofthe 20 th c. two companies entered the Polishmarket: Scan-Globe from Denmark and NovaRICO from Italy. The latter one produces globesand telluriums, which are still being sold.In 2003 in Olsztyn Andrzej Kowalczyk workedout a globe of 1m in diameter, perfectly fit fordidactic purposes.Another category are the fold-up globes. The firstknown study dates back to 1887 (JanJędrzejewicz) and of the published globes onecan name The simplified globe by WojciechWalczak and Władysław Milata (PrzełomPublishing House, Cracow 1954) andThe thematic fold-up dodecahedron globeauthored by Stefania Gurba and FranciszekUhorczak (UMCS Publishing House, Lublin1976).38. Nowy glob handlowo-komunikacyjny 1:38,6 mln[Krause?] Katowickie Zakłady DrukarskieI Wydawnicze ok. 1921r. /A New Commercial andCommunication Globe 1:38,6 million [Krause?],Printing and Publishing Workshops in Katowice ca.1921 [WN]39. Nowy Globus Plastyczny 1:38,6 mln, KatowickaDostawa Szkolna Kados, Katowice ok. 1923r./A New Relief Globe 1:38,6 million, Katowice SchoolSupply Kados, Katowice 1923 [DWP]40. Nowy globus dla uczni A. Krause (skarbonka)1:106 mln, Dostawa Szkolna Pestalozzi, Warszawaok. 1930r. /A New Globe for Prof. Dr A. Krause’sStudents (a money-box), School Supply Pestalozzi,Warsaw ca. 1930 [DWP]41. Globus 1:110 mln, Zakłady KartograficzneW. Głowczewski, A. Nowosielski. Pomoc Szkolna,Warszawa 1924r. /Globe 1:110 million, CartographicWorkshop W. Głowczewski, A. Nowosielski, Schoolassistance, Warsaw 1924 [WN]42. Globus 1:70 mln, Zakłady KartograficzneW. Głowczewski, A. Nowosielski, Pomoc Szkolna,Warszawa ok. 1920r. /Globe diameter 1:70 million,Cartographic Workshop W. Głowczewski,A. Nowosielski, School assistance, Warsaw 1920[DWP]43. Globus 1:50 mln, Zakłady KartograficzneW. Głowczewski, A. Nowosielski, Pomoc Szkolna,Warszawa ok. 1920r. /Globe 1:50 million, CartographicWorkshop W. Głowczewski, A. Nowosielski, Schoolassistance, Warsaw 1920 [DWP]44. Globus 1:70 mln, Zakłady KartograficzneW. Głowczewski, Pierwsza Krajowa FabrykaGlobusów Tow. Akc. URANIA, Warszawa 1920r./Globe 1:70 million, Cartographic WorkshopW. Głowczewski, The First Domestic Globes FactoryURANIA PLC, Warsaw 1920 [WN]45. Globus 1:70 mln, Wydawnictwo Polskie Poznań,ok. 1930r. /Globe 1:70 million, Polish Printing House,Poznan ca. 1930 [MUJ]46. Globus fizyczny GGGGU-NKTL, Leningrad ok.1937r. /Physical globe GGGGU-NKTL Leningrad ca.1937 [MUJ]