
Cartographer William Kiermaier and his World Globes
Dwarfed by the largest of his products, cartographer William Kiermaier shows off his custom, handcrafted World Globes.

Dwarfed by the largest of his products, cartographer William Kiermaier shows off his custom, handcrafted World Globes.

Kiermaier World Globes in various stages of the manufacturing process.
Sizes range from 24 inches diameter (at center) through 54 inches diameter (at right) up to a maximum of 74 inches (at left).

Kiermaier World Globe in use at the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C.
Shown in its stainless steel, fully articulating, mobile mount this 54 inch model is a “work” globe for congressmen and staffers.

Available with a durable coating which is impervious to permanent markers, Kiermaier World Globes can be marked up for projects, temporarily annotated then easily cleaned for reuse.