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© 2023 TLMZ Designs A remastered high resolution digital download of Alexander Gleason’s New Standard Map of the World.
The map was published in 1892.
Deemed scientifically and practically correct, on the projection of the Modern College. Remastered with stamps removed. The famous Gleason’s map of 1892 is a rare projection of the earthly realm we inhabit. There is a deeper background story of Gleason, J.S. Christopher, and the background to the creation of the famous Gleason map. The
download is a ZIP file containing 3 files (PDF, PNG and JPG): Image/Document Size: 7200px x 10800px Portrait. 300 DPI Quality. Ideal for printing onto your own posters or merchandise. Available immediately after purchase. This product is ideal for those who wish to print-on-demand with high resolution images for printing. © 1996-2014,
Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates 100%(3)100% found this document useful (3 votes)2K views1 page Cite View in Mirador Download as PDF Branch:v1.60.67,Deployed:2023-04-19T08:53:18-04:00 A remastered high resolution digital download of Alexander Gleason's New Standard Map of the World. The map was published in 1892. Deemed
scientifically and practically correct, on the projection of the Modern College. Remastered with stamps removed.Available immediately after purchase.What you get:1) A remastered JPG File (3600px) with a resolution of 300 DPI (dots per inch) - high resolution. RGB.2) I will also provide a second text file (TXT) providing a download link to our Google
Drive file containing 3 higher resolution files (PDF, PNG and JPG) which are 7200px x 10800px Portrait. 300 DPI Quality. The file sizes are too large for Etsy, but these are free of charge bonuses with your order.This product is ideal for printing onto your own posters or merchandise.The famous Gleason’s map of 1892 is a rare projection of the world
and held up by many in the “flat earth” community as a true representation of the Earthly realm we inhabit. Gleason’s work includes text stating the map is “AS IT IS“, and SCIENTIFICALLY AND PRACTICALLY CORRECT, and on the projection of J.S. Christopher of Modern College, Blackheath, England. Learn more about this item