Experiments And Observations Collection

FRANKLIN: TITLE-PAGE. Title-page of the first edition of part one of Benjamin Franklin s
FRANKLIN: TITLE-PAGE. Title-page of the first edition of part one of Benjamin Franklins important work in electricity, printed at London in 1751

FRANKLIN: TITLE PAGE, 1753. Title page of Supplemental Experiments and Observations on Electricity, Part II. Printed and published by Benjamin Franklin at Philadelphia, 1753

Lightning rods invented by Benjamin Franklin. Line engravings from Franklins book
FRANKLIN: LIGHTNING RODS. Lightning rods invented by Benjamin Franklin. Line engravings from Franklins book, Experiments and Observations on Electricity, 1751-53

Detail of Benjamin Franklins famous stove, the important feature of which was the flue which doubled back
FRANKLIN STOVE DIAGRAM. Detail of Benjamin Franklins famous stove, the important feature of which was the flue which doubled back and formed a sort of radiator

(1785-1853). American surgeon. Title-page of the first edition of William Beaumonts Experiments
WILLIAM BEAUMONT (1785-1853). American surgeon. Title-page of the first edition of William Beaumonts Experiments and Observations on the Gastric Juice, 1833

(1785-1853). American surgeon. Page from the first edition of William Beaumonts Experiments
WILLIAM BEAUMONT (1785-1853). American surgeon. Page from the first edition of William Beaumonts Experiments and Observations on the Gastric Juice, 1833

All Professionally Made to Order for Quick Shipping