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Skilled craftsmen and craftswomen demonstrate how one goes about making a world globe starting with a wooden mould and finishing with a healthy coat of varnish.

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C/U of a strange shelving system which holds several wooden circular spheres - these are moulds for globes.  A woman takes one of the moulds from a shelf and takes it over to a workbench.  She fixes it to a device which holds it steady whilst still allowing it to spin.  Another girl is sticking red strips onto a larger sphere.  The narrator tells us that this is a famous North London firm of geographers (but he doesn't tell us who).  He recounts the history of globe making and the…

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