Globe Making: How the World is Made (1955) | British Pathé

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 technique of building up layers of paper and plaster onto the solid ball of wood. C/Us of pieces of newspaper being stuck on to the wooden surface and of the second girl placing red strips onto her globe. Various shots of the girls at work. Complete globes are placed onto another rack ready to undergo the next process.
M/S and C/Us of plaster being applied to the globes. C/U of the craftsman who performs this specialised task. L/S of the "covering department". Three women work amongst lots of globes. Coloured printed sections showing the map of the world are cut to shape then pasted onto the surface of the globes - a skilled operation. Various shots of this process. Narrator observes that "a fraction of an inch 'out' will put the world miles out of joint." C/U and M/S of woman sticking the map onto a globe. C/U of the map being smoothed down and excess glue removed. Narrator describes the various types of globe available and their prices over C/Us and M/Ss of women performing their painstaking tasks. L/S of a male worker adding a protective coat of varnish. Narrator recounts the fact that lots of the workers have been there for over 30 years and quips: "While the rest of the mankind does its best to blow the world up, they like building a new one." Nice end shot of a globe being lit up.
Featured workers include: Iris Rose, Jean Palmer, Ted Hoskins (?), Jerry Truin (?), Sheila Hewitt (?), Florrie Gentry, Ivy White, Mary Carswell (?) - some of the names difficult to read due to cameraman Stan Goozee's handwriting! Firm is probably Messrs George Philip (or Philips?) and Son Ltd.
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[@yak141freestyle2]

"While the rest of mankind does its best to blow the world up, They like to make new ones" Damn.

[@karlyo6937]

50 years ago. Hahahahhah

[@zt8003]

Still relevant

[@H2O_Addict]

@@zt8003 And will always be until humankind are wiped out from this world

[@thunderbird1921]

Got to love British humor.

[@Daniel-fx7xv]

@@karlyo6937 65 years ago

[@alexrodaro1]

What is your job? I create worlds, everyday

[@pedrosabino8751]

Is a god

[@sylvetteslavika5930]

Minecraft.

[@alexluckes6563]

wonder if anyone is called slarty bardfast ?

[@bharatbshetty]

Lol

[@gustavofring9148]

I am god

[@bl6904]

When I was a child I could've sworn I saw newpaper writing behind a tiny tear on an old globe we had....... turns out I wasnt dreaming after all having seen this vid today more than two decades later. Feels nice

[@justaboy9631]

1:43 Me as a 6 y.o. sweating while trying to put the stickers on my lego in the correct way

[@bohboh6244]

It's just impossible how can she do it so confident

[@snackboxone364]

Years of practice I suppose. Now why in the hell dont they just print them on?

[@jeanrodriguez2078]

@@snackboxone364 what is this? 2020? No!

[@snackboxone364]

@@jeanrodriguez2078 well sh

[@LITTL3MON5TER]

@@snackboxone364 uh

[@brightstarlastname2812]

If you pay extra, they will make a life size one.

[@OrangeTweenStudio]

I dont need life size model.. i just need 1:4 size..

[@PersonManManManMan]

1/6th is fine for me, bigger than moon

[@jagtan13]

Hey I heard they work on Magrathea!

[@sailaab]

i have trust issues show me one.. and i'll believe you¡

[@wandcamilo3989]

no

[@princenk007gmail]

Probably flat earthers disliked this video...

[@anamarier4791]

🤣😭

[@gilesleggett]

@Alien Creation good luck with that. How do you explain the electric universe theory? And don't go look it up on wikipedia

[@iainhill492]

So..the brainwash is thick on this thread!!!..lmao..🤔😥

[@stigyanblue1442]

Didn't you see the world is flat..... and then cut into strips and applied to a sphere.

[@iainhill492]

@@stigyanblue1442 excellent...but where does that leave the firmament idea? 😉

[@ropeburn6684]

There's just something satisfying and admirable about watching skilled craftsmanship. People making nice things with only their hands and basic materials is great.

[@votpavel]

yes,that world is shrinking rapidly im afraid, many jobs simply dont exist anymore or people just dont have the time and patience for this, handmade goods cost good money these days,or maybe they always cost alot idk

[@snifrbelin]

First I chuckled when I realized everything was done by hand, but it was also mesmerizing to watch.

[@tdb7992]

I miss having globes around. I remember when I was young, you could tell which countries were in the British empire because they were always coloured in a dark pink. Because I'm Australian, I used to love looking around the globe to see what other countries were in the Commonwealth of Nations.

[@hendrikdebruin4012]

Get the commonwealth stamp collection special edition. It is Awesome.

[@ShortVidioClips]

Watching videos from decades is so odd for me, these people have lived out most if not all of their lives and I'm seeing this small section of their life... makes the world feel so short

[@deaterk]

The not funny uplifting self-deprecating hooman - ...It is short!!!... stop watching KZbin & get out and ‘LIVE’!!! 😉 Cheers! 🇬🇧

[@slytub]

How are you a year later ?

[@adrianfundescu5407]

@@deaterk Wise.Just go and live.But it's not bad to look behind and see from where you are coming.

[@dv9239]

And some dude will see a video on old KZbin comments from this decade in future and feel the same

[@Viewer-ld5rc]

@@dv9239 Longest running joke of all time.

[@IndiIngle]

To show the rest of the world. "Look! This is all British territory"

[@IndiIngle]

@A VERY RUDE GUY IN THE COMMENT SECTION Let me look at History, see how that happened twice against the Empire hhmm?

[@happyalltheday2275]

"Property of the Queen"

[@Babumoshai..]

@Max Bowen because even god's don't trust the english in dark

[@tristan3801]

@@Babumoshai.. The key trait of humanity is intelligence and manipulation. Educate men without religion and you make of them but clever devils.

[@trebuh]

The empire was long gone by this point.

[@mamthapaul1903]

The voiceover actors are the one's who gives life to old videos.. ❣️

[@kamyvlogs3448]

My grandmother worked in this workshop. She showed me a photograph of her staff in 1955.

[@dontaskagain]

Send me that

[@eddiekulp1241]

I'm sure that factory is long gone , or moved production to china

[@Deependra1991]

@@eddiekulp1241 china which is trying to blow it up😂😂😂

[@searchingforfoodonyoutube2500]

@@eddiekulp1241 factories are everywhere, and not everyone buys chinese products

[@Thetruepianoman]

She was a wizard

[@1BrknHrtdRomeo]

"They are printed in all languages including Russian..." Way to single them out lol

[@Rikokknd]

This was 1955, with big bad communists vs the sweet nice capitalists.

[@oo00oo9]

Cold war era

[@cantbanme792]

@@Rikokknd it was more democracy vs dictatorships.

[@janholub1559]

@@cantbanme792 not true

[@brandongradosgardois7651]

@@cantbanme792 keep dreaming pal

[@BantiarnaMacRaghnaill]

That was oddly satisfying.

[@e.sstudios1015]

@Dr Kermit the frog Jone *an*

[@daylinhesford3116]

Worldy satisfying

[@j.c.pictures772]

I agree 100% because I too am your 400th like

[@penansh1470]

777th Like Illuminati Confirmed 😭🧐🥺😳

[@kcraft3745]

@@penansh1470 sir this is 2021 i think you traveled to the wrong time

[@johnwright291]

I have been collecting globes all my life and at 65 I have quite a few. My most cherished one is only 10 inch diameter but they used satellite photos for the land depictions. It has such fine detail that it blows my mind. It shows every river system completely and the latitude longitude of cities perfect. It shows Alaska's Alexander archipelago in the pan handle in detail. Amazing.

[@alanrogs3990]

Who made it?

[@johnwright291]

@@alanrogs3990 I couldn't find a manufacturer name on the globe itself. But the base is by the world time globe company. It has a digital clock and display which shows the current time in selected cities as you turn the globe. They still make them but the globe is different. Although they do make satellite globes I have never seen another one that shows the country's in different colors like a standard globe and uses satellite photos for the land outlines.

[@alanrogs3990]

@@johnwright291 Sounds neat

[@philjamieson5572]

I used to have one of these when I was a kid. It meant the world to me.

[@JD-wn3cc]

Dad joke level 6.

[@catinthehatworshipper1160]

Ha ha ha ha!

[@superblyrandom9630]

Really love these old school informative short documentaries. It's so rare these days!

[@isuchyquaich8518]

Lately I find myself stopping halfway through the video with most modern stuff.but I'm curious to see history so the old school clips I watch to the end

[@harrywhiting9145]

Exactly, nowadays this would be a 12 part Netflix documentary

[@cerberuskid]

Well it wouldn't be an ""Old School" documentary if it was made today. If you look around on youtube and other sites you can find literally any subject covered by an informative video. Maybe it wont have a snappy transatlantic accent or fuzz from the tape recorder but education is still all around us.

[@amanda-zg5ho]

yeah ikr

[@fruitygarlic3601]

"It's so rare these days," says a comment on a platform where hundreds of videos like this are uploaded every day.

[@shashizine1032]

in school our teacher didnt allow us to touch it...

[@NoliMeTangere1163]

We couldn't either, but we also saw the graffiti on it, clearly from the days prior to that rule, so we understood. Now as a teacher, my kids cannot touch my singing bowl for the same reason. I've learned that it is expensive to repair.

[@shashizine1032]

@@NoliMeTangere1163 yeah...but sometimes teacher became very possesive that they feel we will break it. It was our mind that if they teaches us how to handle it and allow us but that was their insecurity that we will break it.

[@ions89]

@@shashizine1032 break not brake

[@shashizine1032]

@@ions89 thank u😇

[@brianglenn1838]

its bcoz teachers know how covid will spread.

[@alibar187]

I really love how old documentaries play classical music in the background

[@azarmidokhtnassiri6859]

same, i may been a teenager but i actually love watching black and white videos about they ways they made things. Everything was so different to how they do things now day o.O

[@kml_arf]

@@azarmidokhtnassiri6859 Back then, effort and purity rlly matters... Now we build robots to do whats supposed to be our jobs

[@fruitygarlic3601]

@@kml_arf The Luddites complained about that before many of these workers were born. Effort and 'purity' never mattered in material production. Sorry.

[@mrknowmyself]

Imagine that video is made today maybe they would be twerking and pointing things that are made in tiktok while random rap music playing background

[@LazarusSlade]

They're so well dressed and groomed for assembly work! I wonder if this was their daily look or just because they knew they were going to be filmed?

[@dennycrane5503]

I have seen many documentaries, and saw most people at that time were very formally dressed much nicer than today would say. Even poor used to be in shirt and pant. Those days must be really beautiful.

[@TheEriveltonusa]

“””9

[@shornandkenny]

This isn't really assembly work. These people are highly skilled. Theyre dressed that way because its clean work and people back then were classy.

[@rebeccaconlon9743]

@@shornandkenny glue, paper, plastic molding... sure

[@shornandkenny]

@@rebeccaconlon9743 wow, way to give credit where deserved. Smh

[@matildam1983]

Why is this so satisfying?

[@fatih2017]

Educational, wholesome video about people doing productive work. The dainty music in the background doesn't hurt either. Complete opposite of the trash we're accustomed to seeing on YT these days.

[@judahtribe7]

coz....🤗🌍🌎🌏

[@bradleyweiss1089]

Because the people doing it are satisfied in their work.

[@Donutello712]

@Lucas Bianchi did your God tell you to be arrogant 😜

[@Andy_Holmes]

Because it's a lie, we're actually inside the earth.

[@europamacmillan9498]

Amazing how nobody protected their hands with gloves or anything

[@Dripikdrippydipsdropkicks]

Probably less injuries back then too. People are stupid now

[@arghyashubhshiv3239]

@@Dripikdrippydipsdropkicks 🤣🤣🤣

[@jpdemer5]

Ingredients were plaster and paste for the most part... no hazard. The guy with the spray gun and no mask, on the other hand...

[@Apophis40K]

I am more surprised how fast they are. I mean yeah it is not a job where the first lining up has to be right but God dam.

[@KingLimbo05]

@@Apophis40K That is mostly because those old films are sped up a little to maintain a smooth framerate.

[@vincentthienpandey9853]

I love how the lights gradually become more reflected when the varnish is applied

[@trolareca]

These workers looked so dignified.

[@markbenjamin1703]

Because they got a decent pay for a tedious and what you may call a skilled job, some of them may even enjoy what they're doing.

[@karlryanne8256]

This is so amazing

[@Hackzoid]

Ennayr Karla quite

[@lionberryofskyclan]

Congrats, you are the first comment on a video with 1m+ views

[@cutiebunnyamber3447]

5 years, and yes. I'm proud to be the 3rd commenter here :) much love 💙💜

[@eliethdiez964]

You are first

[@DZTWoo]

Wait, it is?

[@jetsjournals1940]

I love these old videos... humbling and how things were done. And those hairstyles, so awesome. Tfs.

[@adrianfundescu5407]

Hairstyles are epic.

[@mrknowmyself]

They were superior in terms of artistic talent imo

[@mattpurcy7504]

Just magnificent. I love the time period when people cared for what they did!! Thank you so much for sharing this timeless piece!

[@zach6800]

The way that frame the globe sits in shaves off all the excess plaster is so satisfying. I think i found my dream job.

[@ywjsiabvue]

2:32 Lol this guy savage 😂😂

[@LoserInthemaklng]

Yup

[@milhouse901]

Never thought about this. Very impressive

[@gordonbricker1670]

I just have to look at your little picture - of course you thought bout it - metro.co.uk/2018/06/13/flat-earthers-finally-reveal-real-reason-nasa-lying-planet-globe-7628503/

[@prakharrai114]

@Taha LetsPlay no one will read it...thnx for wasting ur time

[@kensukefan47]

Let's see Paul Allen's globe.

[@andybaldman]

People need to rediscover the art and joy of making things for a living. There's no other satisfaction like it.

[@Globemakers]

It still exists ;)

[@paps69shed]

flat earthers will think this is a documentary about how to make pancakes

[@gusper314]

Not at all.... Just a factory of idiotization

[@Revo5660]

Oh, a flat-earther, I see? I'm bet you're another one of those that shout about flat Earth but can't name a single argument.

[@NationalismDjazair]

@@Revo5660 what?

[@Revo5660]

I'm not a native speaker, don't mind me.

[@NationalismDjazair]

@@Revo5660 ok bro dont worry

[@Zach-cm7mj]

Lol the cold war last line refrence

[@royisdabest]

too early

[@harshityadav0]

yeah, too early

[@NewWindsorPD]

Ya'll do realise the cold war started between 1945-1947 right?

[@yinjinggoblock2635]

More like ww2

[@goddesskate5958]

@@yinjinggoblock2635 more like 1000bc-2020

[@JavedIqbal-si8xu]

Love the accent

[@dv9239]

@@Thelaretus it will sound indian if you have a slightly deeper voice with thick accent

[@PARZIVALTV.]

Meanwhile. Me steal learning english lol .

[@arlynnecumberbatch1056]

@@Thelaretus ew show your bullies for what you can acomplish! I had the same issue with my awful classmates because they themselves have low vocabulary skills which is why theyrr making fun of me. I guess being a filipino doesnt let anyone around me learn and train myself for my future goals smh

[@0801075001]

that was a transatlantic accent, english & american learned the accent not only for radio broadcasting, but also actors & actresses for movie & animation voice acting

[@searchingforfoodonyoutube2500]

@@Thelaretus you probably sound like maluma, sofia vergara, shakira or messi speaking english

[@MichaelSHartman]

Thanks for showing these interesting old films. It's like traveling through time, and to a different world.

[@turle8645]

Surprisingly high quality for such an old video

[@peterd788]

These films were made for the cinema and shot on film Until 1970 they were shown before the main feature.

[@AndroidFerret]

The last sentence is amazing.. And sadly still true after 65 years

[@troyboy4345]

Still interesting in 2020 👍

[@carlphilipedmundbertil625]

Hello from Russia :-)

[@troyboy4345]

@@carlphilipedmundbertil625 Hello .... I notice the modern globe shows a Russia alot smaller now 🤔 USSR isn't so socially Republic anymore.

[@kpb96m]

Still interesting in 2021

[@Globemakers]

@@kpb96m Glad to hear! Still making them in 2021 too!

[@jaychry]

Nobody knows the world better than these ladies !

[@MicaRayan]

Enticing how to see how it was made, back then. Love this time capsule and good ole documentary 💙👌

[@yolandaponkers1581]

Isn’t it amazing to think that the ones who had been with the company for thirty years would have started in 1925? That’s almost a century ago. I wish I could talk to these people.

[@kamanashiskar9203]

At that time, they also didn't have to do that much work because a lot of countries at that time were British territory in 1925.

[@thunderbird1921]

Think how much the maps on their globes changed during that time stretch. Some empires virtually ceased to exist by the time this video was made in the 1950s and a whole new set of countries was being born (including North and South Korea). Even these workshop folks must have been bewildered.

[@iamgay985]

This is oddly satisfying to watch

[@thedarkside6023]

man I love this channel, its like a time machine

[@saintpresterpare2951]

I felt amazing by the accuracy of the map itself. 1955 they don't have the satellite yet but they already have the beautiful map. I love it

[@JalinMarry77]

They first cut the flat earth map if you seen the way they did in oval looking shapes that allowed it to fit perfect on a globe ball

[@CoolestThing]

Awesome! So cool to see this process.

[@Ricky_Aditya]

3 years Cool

[@DonutsIceCreamAndCottenCandy]

Hello Comrade

[@Van-Leo]

It amazes me endlessly how superior film is to digital. I’ve never had such an inherent reaction to quality for any digitally recorded video on KZbin

[@yuttor0013]

Gotta wonder why we ever downgraded

[@Van-Leo]

@@yuttor0013 considering how cheap digital is, that’s why. But it is interesting none the less that we actively downgraded despite it’s obvious drawback of quality

[@yuttor0013]

@@Van-Leo Oh, good point, yeah, i guess digital is also better for the planet since you don't have to throw out any film and whatnot.

[@rebekahliimatta7787]

There's, also the fact that now filming stuff is basically free. Before, if you were going to record it, there was no point unless it was good. You wouldn't see a video of someone's everyday life or a house tour back then. At least, that's what I think. I could be dead wrong.

[@lotionman1507]

also film had to be developed. digital is cheaper and much more accessible to an average person.

[@kiryuunaga1olivians100]

I love the BGM, old tv show always had the best BGM

[@cmplord1657]

wow....the patience required to do this is immense

[@sujathacb6556]

The last "protective layer" looked very satisfying

[@trollenz]

Ask his lungs

[@Kianangelo08]

They are so creative😄 I Think its even better a manual making of this rather than the machines😁

[@MrMe-ri2ri]

After 6 years I got this!! Literally, around the world on a globe!!

[@vijayarajedixit4155]

Idk Why But I love Old Narrating Voice Legendary

[@ravenezor]

I really apreciate the music in old pathe documentaries. I wonder why newer documentaries don't really have this type of vibe anymore.

[@linguistaomar8516]

.

[@Gam3rPlay3r]

I like how the globe still looks accurate in 1955 before the space missions in 1969

[@zerin.]

2:22 so satisfying to see the varnish clear coat give a beautifull shine to the globe

[@trollenz]

I bet his lungs are pretty shiny too

[@19121s]

I like the feelings i feel while i watch this kind of videos

[@Rudy87T]

This is fascinating!!

[@igormoniz]

"THEY ARE PRINTED IN ALL LANGUAGES, INCLUDING RUSSIAN" 🙃

[@23Stork]

Fully doubt they're printed in all or even most languages tbh

[@diaochan7506]

They not printed in my language, so many languages in my country.

[@RaySpartan315]

Yeah they were throwing shade real hard. I guess it was the cold war back then.. but still

[@alexandersakhnenko3150]

Да

[@globularvower3300]

Хаха я тоже угорел с этого )))

[@chandrakaladev6741]

It's a beautiful work of art.

[@breaker86boy]

Making this at that time was art!

[@tiny5500]

Great stuff, thank you!

[@fandangofandango2022]

Wonderful.

[@nigelparker5886]

Just pure excellence in its simplicity to watch! With a WORLD class product to show for their efforts! Great stuff eh?

[@ismailumair1995]

That’s great now will see you again when this video is in my recommended again after 6 years

[@ShinK_319]

This is what I call, a world-class job!

[@drmantistoboggan2870]

Aaaah nice

[@glitzwithglam3875]

The last part is the reason why I love with channel

[@papafico1402]

I loved the last line

[@JosephStealin]

I had one of these as a kid, it meant the world to me.

[@Meowcaketrapper]

1955 How its made

[@ishaq8552]

Why am I getting recommend this in after 6 years KZbin?

[@BlaacHollow]

Music was totally awesome! It put me in a jovial good mood.

[@sayanpandit4664]

Thank your for the story of making globe 🌍

[@cs512tr]

i just love the hand made quality to these, no one is exactly the same each unique wonderful

[@kawaiidemon1748]

They had a surprisingly good camera quality

[@kawaiidemon1748]

@Max Bowen I’ll make sure to check it out, thanks!

[@thechekist2044]

@@kawaiidemon1748 Because it's shot on film. It's not pixels buddy

[@TOP10STAR]

The most fascinating thing of childhood

[@TuhinSarkar-gu3vy]

Phew , so much hard work going into making them

[@Anticulation]

The lady in the yellow blouse putting the final map on is wearing some serious bling!

[@user-dy4pd7lp6v]

Fantastic. Wonderfull

[@neonsugar2277]

This is information I never knew I needed.

[@katyp.2495]

Seeing these globes being made, reminded me of the huge one that hung from the ceiling of the geography room at school. There was always a rush to operate the pulley that lowered the globe into the middle of the classroom and raised it back up to the ceiling again. I often wondered how they were made 🌎.

[@Pepepipipopo]

Love this video so much!

[@Victory987]

"They are printed in all languages including Russian." 🤣

[@jeroxfin8613]

This was relevant at the time

[@Nietabs]

Cuz Cold war lol, I hope the Russians who fled ussr don't get harassed

[@vini2319]

Não era o vídeo que a gente tava querendo mas era o que a gente tava precisando.

[@Artwitholiv]

It's so satisfying

[@alessandramarques6965]

Estou maravilhada. Globo terrestre eu amo♥️🇧🇷

[@ahmadjarrad2635]

Major war starts Globe Designers: ah sh*t here we go again…

[@rajeshjujare2088]

Every video is worthy

[@shornandkenny]

Spectacular, i enjoyed that.

[@jasoonpittard9900]

"How It's Made" 1955 edition

[@Tmaster2006YT]

I laughed at that ending joke... wow, not only am I confused I’m happy I found this video.

[@MrSpruce]

What a well thought out shot at 2:24...

[@eli65456]

So satisfyinggg

[@cannasamka]

amazing.....

[@Nat-jf2ge]

That was cool and interesting. I want one. 🙂

[@mynameisnobody7956]

Very good Job! Respect! All done by Hand!

[@GypsyHunter232UK]

I had a globe once it meant the world to me .

[@sameermusicspace]

Who else got this in there recommend section after 6 years

[@AndewMole]

more like 65 years

[@TheSunTheSea]

I appreciate how well dressed and groomed the workers were. They took pride in their appearances. It’s refreshing to see given the current state of society.

[@fruitygarlic3601]

You would too if someone told you that you'd be on TV. This wasn't practical wear for working women of the time.

[@alkaarya6833]

I always wanted to know about this but now it recommend me 😊, this hard work is next level👍💐, Very good video 👌👌

[@DeickFranfan]

Oh magnific work 👌👍