Abizaid’s 1920 Cartographic Representation of the Stationary Flat Earth

Description

Abizaid’s New Correct Map of the Flat Surface, Stationary Earth, by Adventure iDiaz, has been entirely remastered & digitally restored. The known existing copies of the flat earth map reveal severe folding marks, missing data, & faded hand-painted colors on the map. We have corrected the fading & digitally restored the modernized color & grandeur of this unique map.

The map illustrates the author’s theory of the earth as flat & demonstrates navigational movement. The map was originally published in 1920 & his descriptive key was originally printed on the reverse side of the map. We have placed this explanatory text below our restored map. The original map measures 14.95” x 16.95”.

About the author: John George Abizaid, (1864 – ) was a Syrian-American Professor who was born in the Syrian Arab Republic. There is not much known about Mr. Abizaid. The 1940 U.S. Census shows that he was 76 years old & at the time lived in Boston, Massachusetts (3 Malden Street) with his wife, Hilda (61) & daughter, Julia (26). He authored the book “The Enlightenment of the World” (1st edition 1910) in which he states: “This book contains proof that the earth is flat & stationary, while the sun, moon, & stars are in constant motion. Also, letters showing the testimony of Scripture on the subject. “In the years following the release of his book, he created & published his map titled “New Correct Map of the Flat Surface, Stationary Earth”.

This Adventure iDiaz map measures 30” x 36” & is a “must have” for any FE enthusiast.

• Restored – Abizaid’s New Correct Map of the Flat Surface Stationary Earth (1920) has been digitally restored bringing color, detail, & accuracy to the forefront.
• Depictions/Notes: northern polar projection of the earth; photo of John G. Abizaid with short bio; descriptive key found on the reverse of the original map; explanation map in English & Arabic
• Water & Tear Resistant – durable polypropylene

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