The Franklin crier for January, 1928. Vol. IV, no. 3 : commemorating the 200th anniversary year since the founding of the Franklin Printing Company by Benjamin Franklin in 1728 : wherein are shown reproductions from the first house organ of the Franklin Printing Company, the famous "Poor Richard's Almanack", together with some quaint and humorous material therefrom, a woodcut of the first press used and a dissertation on how age can be a millstone about the neck, as well as a valuable aid to effort ; also a chronology, which appears on the last page.

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Zebooker, Eli P., Former owner.

Franklin Printing Company (Philadelphia, Pa.)

Rare Books Collection (Athenaeum of Philadelphia)

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Business enterprises.

Franklin Printing Company (Philadelphia, Pa.).

Physical Description:

[16] p. : ill., facsims., ports. ; 24 cm.

Other Title:

Commemorating the 200th anniversary year since the founding of the Franklin Printing Company by Benjamin Franklin in 1728

Place of Publication:

Philadelphia [Pa.] : Franklin Print. Co., c1928.

Notes:

"Woodcuts for this issue made by Edward C. Smith."

Local Notes:

Athenaeum's copy has laid in a note about availability of "an original print of the Franklin portrait reproduced in this issue."

Athenaeum copy: Eli P. Zebooker Collection.

OCLC:

10427962