‘The Many-Sided Franklin’ Watercolor Journal

Originally published in 1924 and penned by Paul Leicester Ford, ‘The Many-Sided Franklin’ has been reimagined as a watercolor journal with room for ideas, invention, and a few wise quotes in the margins.

A timeless print from ‘Currier and Ives’ America’ (1952) graces the front – an original illustration from the late 1800s, full of charm, character, and old-world detail. Titled ‘"Wooding Up" on the Mississippi’.

A true original – crafted once, never again, like a first edition whose story ends with you.

Features:

• Original antique book cover from 1899
• 100% cotton, 300 GSM / 140 lb cold-pressed watercolor paper (acid-free & archival)
• Hand-torn deckled edges
• Original 1952 ‘Currier & Ives’ print featured inside front cover
• Page from original book featured inside back cover
• Ribbon bookmark & elastic band closure
• 94 pages (front and back)
• Measures approx 8 x 5 1/2 inches

Want to make it yours? Just leave a name in the "Order Special Instructions" at checkout and I’ll hand-letter it on the front page label – because what’s a story without its author?

Need a hand keeping your pages flat while you paint? Our ‘Journal Clips’ are a perfect little companion to your journal – you can find them here.