A very rare Louis XIV celestial globe by Guillaume De L'Isle, Paris, 1700, with his first address "Rue des Canettes". To our knowledge, the only known example of this 12-inch (32,5cm) celestial library globe, published by "one of the foremost cartographers of the age (Shirley), here in its scarce first address, "Rue des Canettes" and dated 1700. Guillaume De L'Isle (Paris, 1675 -1726 ) was one of the most important cartographers of the early 18th century in France and removed the celestial error