From the printing press to the lightning rod, we bring practical wisdom and profitable inventions to the American Republic.
Examine the CatalogueThe definitive annual publication for the industrious citizen. Containing the lunations, eclipses, judgment of the weather, and practical advice for daily living.
Pre-order 1759 Edition"A penny saved is a penny earned."
— Richard Saunders, Philom.
A catalogue of physical contrivances and civic enterprises designed to improve the condition of man, while turning a modest profit.
A pointed iron rod affixed to the roof of a house, guaranteed to draw the electrical fire from the clouds and preserve the building from ruin.
Job printing, government contracts, and the design and production of secure colonial paper currency containing anti-counterfeit botanical leaves.
Commonly known as the 'Franklin Stove'. Uses less wood and provides more heat than a standard hearth. *Patent deliberately not sought.*
The Philadelphia Contributionship for the Insurance of Houses from Loss by Fire. Mitigate your financial risk against the city's greatest threat.
Double spectacles. Lenses cut in half and combined so one may read fine print or observe distant objects without changing glasses.
Serving as Deputy Postmaster General. We guarantee swifter routes, overnight riders, and a highly organized system for your correspondence.
Our club for mutual improvement meets Friday evenings. Inquire within.
Direct all inquiries regarding printing, almanacs, or civic matters to the office on Market Street.