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Letter from Benjamin Franklin to his friend, Polly Stevenson, 21 June 1762, containing a sketch of a device for skeining worsted yarn

Letter from Benjamin Franklin to his friend, Polly Stevenson, 21 June 1762, containing a sketch of a device for skeining worsted yarn


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Letter from Benjamin Franklin to his friend, Polly Stevenson, 21 June 1762, containing a sketch of a device for skeining worsted yarn

FRANKLIN: LETTER, 1762.
Letter from Benjamin Franklin to his friend, Polly Stevenson, 21 June 1762, containing a sketch of a device for skeining worsted yarn

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1762 Benjamin Design Diagram Franklin Handwriting Idea Invention Inventor June Letter Spinning Stevenson Yarn Polly Skein Winding Worsted


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This print showcases a historical artifact of immense significance - a letter from the renowned Benjamin Franklin to his dear friend, Polly Stevenson. Dated 21 June 1762, this letter not only contains heartfelt words but also reveals the genius mind of Franklin through an accompanying sketch. The sketch depicts a device designed by Franklin himself for skeining worsted yarn. Intriguingly, this snapshot into history offers us a glimpse into the creative process and innovative ideas that occupied Franklin's mind during that time. His meticulous handwriting adorns the page, showcasing his attention to detail and passion for invention. The mid-18th century setting is palpable in this image as we are transported back to an era when spinning and winding worsted yarn was an essential part of daily life. This drawing serves as a testament to Franklin's ingenuity as he sought practical solutions even in seemingly mundane tasks. As we admire this remarkable piece from the Carousel Collection, it becomes evident why Benjamin Franklin remains one of America's most revered inventors. This photograph encapsulates his unwavering dedication to improving everyday life through design and innovation. Let us cherish this unique artifact that captures both history and creativity, reminding us of the brilliance that lies within human imagination.

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