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Ben Franklin: Inventor and Innovator | University of Pennsylvania Almanac
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SVS Vision - Do you wear Bifocal lenses? Did you know that Benjamin Franklin created the Bifocal lens by piecing together two lenses into one frame? He announced his creation on this
Scientist and Inventor - Benjamin Franklin: In His Own Words | Exhibitions - Library of Congress
Newburgh Free Library - The vision impaired send a big thank you to Benjamin Franklin for inventing bifocal glasses. He made his announcement on May 23, 1785. Any day is a great
The History of Bifocal Eyeglasses | Kleinsorge Family Eye Care
Benjamin Franklin announces his invention of bifocals | MAY 23 - Samoa Global News
History of Eyeglasses | Who Invented Glasses? – ReadingGlasses.com
Image of BIFOCALS, 1760s. - Benjamin Franklin's Sketch For Bifocal Eyeglasses, Which He Is Credited With Inventing. From Granger - Historical Picture Archive
How and Why Benjamin Franklin Invented Bifocals
Benjamin Franklin Bifocals, suitable for Scrooge or Santa. - The Eyewear Blog
