Globes

Australia
200th Anniversary of Colonization
April 10, 1985
Set of four stamps; one depicts a globe for navigation.

Geodesists measure and monitor the Earth to determine the exact coordinates of any point. Here is an image of a stamp depicting the terrestrial globe atop the Office of Standards tower, Vienna, designed by Ferdinand Dorner (1925- ), combined engraved by Kurt Leitgeb (1939- ) and photogravure, and issued by Austria on September 1, 1982 to commemorate Geodesists' Day, Scott No. 1220.

- nethryk

Belgium
Independence of Congo
June 30, 1960
The set of eight stamps mark the independence of Democratic Republic of the Congo. One stamp (8F dark brown) depicts schoolchildren studying a globe.

Belgium
Youth Philately
October 15, 1977
The design adopts a painting by Constant Aimé Marie Cap (1842 - 1915) depicting stamp collection. A globe appears in the background.
(designer: Jean Malvaux)

Marshall Islands
Definitive Issue - Maps
1984 - 1986
The set of 18 stamps show the maps of atolls and navigation equipment. A globe appears in the $2 stamp.

Belgium
From Mundaneum to Internet
January 18, 2010
Paul Marie Ghislain Otlet (1868 – 1944) was a Belgian author, lawyer, and entrepreneur. He has been considered the father of information science. He created the Universal Decimal Classification, he also created Mundaneum to collect and catalog information from the world.
The background of the souvenir sheet features drawers of the Universal Bibliographical System bibliographic index cards and a large globe.

France 2016 150 Years of League of Teaching.
The globe is usually present as part of educational tool.

France
150th Anniversary of Academic Palms
January 24, 1959
The Order of Academic Palms is a national order of France for distinguished academics and individuals in the world of culture and education.
The stamp design shows the medal and education themes, including a globe.
(Engraver: Albert Decaris)

India
Children's Day
November 14, 1960
The design depicts children playing a board game and studying a globe.

United States
National Education Association
July 1, 1957
The stamp marks the Centennial Convention of the National Education Association and honors all the teachers of America. The design depicts a teacher and two students with a globe.

Brazil
Centenary of the Historical and Geographic Institute of São Paulo
November 1, 1994
The design shows books and a globe.

Vatican
The 400th Anniversary of the Gregorian Calendar
November 23, 1982
The Gregorian calendar is the most widely used civil calendar in the world. It has 97 leap years in a 400 year period.
The set of three stamps feature a detail of the Pope Gregory XIII's tomb, carved by Camillo Rusconi, which shows the Pope being presented with a plan for what would become the Gregorian Calendar. A man standing beside the Pope points to a globe.
(Designer/Engraver: Antonio Ciaburro)

Sir Charles Edward Kingsford-Smith

Ecuador
French GEODESIC Mission
November 14, 2016
A set of two stamps, one depicts an illustration of the First GEODESIC Mission in 1735 - 1736, where the scientists of the Royal Academy of Sciences of Paris stood in front of a terrestrial globe.

The Globe in a very modern setting by Jean-Paul Veret-Lemarinier for the Europa stamp of Monaco. Europa stamps of 2006 had Integration as a common theme.