Map of Anglo Saxondom Modern Israel (see below for more details) Detailed Specifications This is a reproduction of the original map This map comes in 3 sizes11″x15″, 16″x21″ and 23″x31″ You can find them and more Religious Maps in Our StoreWe also have lots of Religious Posters in Our StoreAll Our Maps and Posters Are Made in the USARemember, the smaller the map size, the smaller the print, that means it is harder to read the text! The small size is more for decor than to study. The biggest size is the one easiest to read. This map states that the descendants of the Lost Ten Tribes of Israel migrated to Britain, that the British Royal family is descended from King David, and «the British nation plays an important part of God’s great plan for world order.»The map includes a strange melange of iconography and historical allusion, indicative of its creator’s abstruse worldview. The sheet is dominated by a world map in which all Anglo-American territories are colored red (according to the key: «Lands under Israel’s stewardship»). Additionally, the map is filled with portraits and tracks of the major Anglo-American missionaries (underlined in blue) and explorers, from the 2nd to 20th centuries. The areas colored with blue dots are said to be «Lands reached by British and American missions»). The areas covered with yellow hatching are «People aided in famine, pestilence and aggression».In the upper-right corner is an inset map that purports to show how the Israelites made their way to the British Isles. The coats of arms of nations around the world fill the border, with prominence given to those of Great Britain and the United States, the first country to offer a branch of the BIWF (British-Israel-World Federation) outside of Britain. The map reflects a racial chauvinism that was common at the time but here is more overt and confident than in any other mid-century map that we have seen. It depicts the Anglo-Saxon race as the God-chosen dominating force of the world – albeit a force for charity and the improvement of mankind. British Israelism has long been criticized for trying to imbue Anglo-American colonialism with religious justification. The map makes no mention of the modern-day state of Israel. While modern-day British Israelism is often associated with the Christian Identity movement, many of the 19th-century founders of the movement were philosemites and early Zionists. With its curious, problematic subject matter, dramatic visual style, and extreme rarity, this is one of the most unusual pictorial maps put there. This map comes with a white border around the image ————————— -How are the maps shipped? They are rolled and placed into a rigid tube or box. -Is this available in a larger/smaller size. Yes. For smaller or larger sizes, email us.