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Benjamin Franklin's Lightning Experiment with Kite Rack Cards by YesterdayCafe

Vintage illustration business image Franklin's Experiment, June 1752: Demonstrating the Identity of Lightning and Electricity, from which he Invented the Lightning Rod. Originally published by Currier & Ives, 1876. Franklin's Experiment features Benjamin Franklin flying a kite during an electrical storm with a key hanging from the kite string.

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10.2cm x 22.9cm

Zazzle custom rack cards make the perfect promotional hand-out. Upload your own graphics and logos, or customize your choice of unique templates.

4" x 9" (portrait) or 9" x 4" (landscape).
Printed on bright white cover weight (100 lb.) card stock with a gloss finish.
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Benjamin Franklin's Lightning Experiment with Kite

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Vintage illustration business image Franklin's Experiment, June 1752: Demonstrating the Identity of Lightning and Electricity, from which he Invented the Lightning Rod. Originally published by Currier & Ives, 1876. Franklin's Experiment features Benjamin Franklin flying a kite during an electrical storm with a key hanging from the kite string.

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