Ink In Their Blood: Print Apprentices Make Good | American Bookbinders Museum | San Francisco
Benjamin Franklin and James Franklin black plaque | Open Plaques
James Franklin (1697-1735) - Find a Grave Memorial
Benjamin Franklin: I Am a Book | Lisa's History Room
Boston, Massachusetts. Boston Advertiser building, James Franklin's printing office - Digital Commonwealth
Benjamin Franklin, the Printer – Benjamin Franklin Historical Society
Benjamin Franklin, the Printer – Benjamin Franklin Historical Society
James Franklin Reportedly Related To Benjamin Franklin
James Franklin, 1717 | Graphic Arts
James Franklin's printing shop – Franklin and the American Experiment
James Franklin's Press - The Education of Benjamin Franklin
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Franklin" common press | National Museum of American History
Ben Franklin in New York City | walkaboutny
Benjamin Franklin, the Printer
James Franklin, 1717 | Graphic Arts
Massachusetts Historical Society: Object of the Month
Benjamin Franklin - Wikipedia
Benjamin Franklin Writer and Printer: The Printer as Entrepreneur
Franklin" common press | National Museum of American History
Benjamin Franklin's 1722 Printing Press, Photograph 1912 :: Consider The Source Online
Bantle's Banners & Signs - Did you know Benjamin Franklin, the famous statesman and inventor was first a printer? Ben apprenticed with his older brother James Franklin. In 1728, at age 22,
James Franklin (February 4, 1697 — February 4, 1735), American printer, publisher, author | World Biographical Encyclopedia
Benjamin Franklin's fight against a deadly virus: Colonial America was divided over smallpox inoculation, but he championed science to skeptics
