Sphæra stellifera In qua, ut speculo quodam firmamenti, uniuersum Sijder~u ornatum, ac stellarum ordinem summâ, guâ fieri potuit, industriâ à Guilielmo Ianssonio, magni Tychonis quondam discipulo, accuratissè dispositum; earumque numerum multò, quam hactenus, auctiorem, ex observationibus r~ecens à Nob. Viro D. Tychone Brahe, Astronomo incõparabili habitis, de-prompta, annoque 1600, et quo deinceps seculo, accõmodata, intueri liceat : Himmelglobus
Uranographia Syderum et Stelarum in Singulis Syderibus conspicuarum, exhibens Delineatonem accuratissimam qua ex Observationibus Astronomi plane Singularis Johannis Hevelii usque ad fmern anni MDCC emendata est : Himmelglobus
Globus Cælestris quo exhibetur Cælum Sydereum juxta Observationes Astronomorum recentiorum quantum fiere potuit accurate descriptus. In hoc Stellæ ultra bis mille plures quam in quovis e Globis prioribus reperiuntur : Asterismi autem ad mentem Veterum delineantur. In Annum 1740 Opera Johannis Senex R.S.S. : Himmelglobus = The Celestial Gobe On which the thru face of the Heavens is delineated & the Constellations containing upwards of 2000 stars more then are on former Globes are laid down from the most recently Accurate Observations of Astronomers and adjusted to the Year 1740 by Jon Senex F.R.S.
Atlanti Acad Ups. Scientiarumq. R.R.S. Coll. Nom. Praes. Eetc. Illustr.mo Excellento Com. Ac. Domino Dom. C. Ehrenpreus hunc Globum Coelestem Ex Plamstedii Catalogo et recen tissimis De la Caillii observationibus ad Annum 1760 adornatum Consecret Societas Cosmogr. Ups : Himmelglobus
A new atlas of the mundane system: or, Of geography and cosmography : Describing the heavens and the earth, the distances, motions and magnitudes of the celestial bodies: the various empires, kingdoms, states, republics, and islands, throughout the known world; wherein are particularly described the latest discoveries : The whole elegantly engraved on sixty-four copper plates : With a general introduction to geography and cosmography; in which the elements of these sciences are compendiously deduced from original principles, and traced from their invention to the latest improvements 1774