Lakeside Classics Autobiography of Franklin 1903

"The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin", stated First Edition of the Programmed Classics, published by Communication and Studies Inc., Atlanta, Georgia, undated, 1960s. US: Priority (c 2-4 days) ----

All by The Franklin Library. Includes The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin, Pride & Prejudice, and more.

Huckleberry Finn; Treasure Island; David Copperfield; The Republic; Ivanhoe; Robinson Crusoe; Great Expectations; The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin; The Hobbit; Aesop's Fables; Moby Dick

Lot of 7 full leather bound classics (Franklin Library)

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Classic (Series) 1903 Mr. Cinnamon, Steiff bear, jointed, cries. Number 000188. Genuine mohair. Includes original hang tag (still attached). Measures approx. 12"

from the sketchbook of Washington Irving, first issue in pocket classics 1903, some damage to spine, front cover loose, ink inscription

1851 Life of Benjamin Franklin Autobiography Essays Founding Father Americana “Either write something worth reading or do something worth writing.” ― Benjamin Franklin Benjamin Fran

Heading: Author: Franklin, Benjamin Title: The Life of the Late Doctor Benjamin Franklin. Written by Himself Place Published: Philadelphia Publisher:Johnson & Warner Date Published: 1811

Heading: (Fine Bindings) Author: Various Authors Title: Ten titles from Franklin Library and Easton Press Place Published: Various places Publisher:The Franklin Library and Easton Press Date Publ

1855 BENJAMIN FRANKLIN Autobiography Life US Founding Father Essays Illustrated “Benjamin Franklin: His Autobiography; With a Narrative of His Public Life and Services” by Rev. Horatio Hasting

1809 RARE Works of Benjamin Franklin Autobiography Electricity Politics Essays Life “Either write something worth reading or do something worth writing.” ― Benjamin Franklin Known as one of

1852 Benjamin Franklin Autobiography & Essays USA Founding Father Americana “The Life and Essays of Dr. Benjamin Franklin” is a 19th-century historical biography compiling Benjamin Frankli

1798 1ed Benjamin Franklin Autobiography Memoirs America French Electricity Castera “Either write something worth reading or do something worth writing.” ― Benjamin Franklin Benjamin Frankli

1856 Benjamin Franklin Autobiography Electricity Politics Essays Life & Works “Either write something worth reading or do something worth writing.” ― Benjamin Franklin Known as one of the mo

1850 Life of Benjamin Franklin Autobiography Essays Marriage Slavery Racism “Either write something worth reading or do something worth writing.” ― Benjamin Franklin Benjamin Franklin’s fa

"The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin", published by American Book Company, New York and Cincinnati, Special student edition with footnotes and supplements published in 1896. First Edition with '189

Original box. Die-cast. 1/24 scale. New condition. Color - red. With COA

"The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin", now printed for the first time from the manuscript as Franklin wrote it, and including his Preliminary Outline; with an Introduction by Carl Van Doren, and il

1904 Roxburghe Club Library Classic Literature Franklin Longfellow Jefferson 30v The Roxburghe Club was a 19th-century English publishing society of bibliophiles who were known for printing and publis

1904 Roxburghe Club Library Classic Literature Franklin Longfellow Jefferson 30v The Roxburghe Club was a 19th-century English publishing society of bibliophiles who were known for printing and publis

US Classic Stamp Franklin on Cover from Boston , May 1855 in perfect condition .

1854 Civil War Soldier PROVENANCE Life of Benjamin Franklin Autobiography “Either write something worth reading or do something worth writing.” ― Benjamin Franklin Benjamin Franklin’s famo