Obverse: bas-relief portrait of Benjamin Franklin; surface is faux-patinated with bright green paint. Reverse: not worked. Lead trial strike.

Obverse: bas-relief of winged female figure holding ring in left hand and two pendants in right hand, bearing profile portraits of Benjamin Franklin and George Washington. Reverse: unstruck

Obverse: bas-relief profile portrait of Benjamin Franklin; "BENJAMIN FRANKLIN NE A BOSTON LE 17 JANVIER 1706. / MORT A PHILADELPHE / EN 1790" around perimeter. Reverse: not worked; mirror imprint of obverse visible.

Profile portrait-relief of Benjamin Franklin wearing a fur hat within a circular medallion. The upper surface of the medallion reads: "B. FRANKLIN / AMERICAIN" around image. Impressed on the tranche of the sitter’s shoulder "Nini / F1777" has been engraved, with an additional "1777" repeated below. A relief shield has been rendered to the right of these inscriptions; the shield is emblazoned with a lightning rod and thunderbolt and surmounted by a crown. Housed in wooden frame.

Wedgwood medallion, white on black jasper dip. Figure of Franklin is in profile, depicted in classical manner. Back of medallion has Wedgwood imprint and "Franklin" imprinted in script.

Obverse: bas-relief, profile portrait of Benjamin Franklin in close-fitting, fur cap. Signed "Nini" on underside of portrait and "1777" beneath bust. Reverse: blank

Obverse: Bas relief, profile portrait bust of John Paul Jones. Inscription: "JOANNI PAVLO JONES / CLASSIS PRAEFECTO / COMITIA AMERICANA" rendered in relief block letters around top half of the medallion’s perimeter. Reverse: Naval battle scene with three ships. Inscription: "HOSTIVM NAVIBVS CAPTIS AVTFVGATIS" rendered in relief block letters around top half of the medallion’s perimeter; "AD ORAM SCOTIAE XXIII. SEPT. / M.DCCLXXVIIII. / DUPRÉ. F." rendered in relief block letters within a half circle beneath battle scene.

Oval Wedgwood jasperware medallion with kneeling figure in bas-relief at the center. The figure's wrists and ankles are bound with a length of chain, and he holds his hands upwards in a pleading gesture. "AM I NOT A MAN AND A BROTHER." is inscribed in bas-relief around the outer perimeter. Unsigned and undated. Presented along with the Franklin papers (APS Library).

Obverse: Three-quarter portrait bust of Benjamin Franklin with quill pen and signature in center. "PRINTER PHILOSOPHER SCIENTIST STATESMAN DIPLOMAT FREEMASON" and ring of stars around perimeter. Reverse: Masonic symbol in center (face and rays of light in center of triangle). "R.W. GRAND MASTER OF MASONS IN PENNSYLVANIA." around inner perimeter. "WALTER PIERRE WELLS 1978-1979" around outer perimeter.

Obverse: Three-quarter portrait bust of Benjamin Franklin with quill pen and signature in center. "PRINTER PHILOSOPHER SCIENTIST STATESMAN DIPLOMAT FREEMASON" and ring of stars around perimeter. Reverse: Masonic symbol in center (face and rays of light in center of triangle). "R.W. GRAND MASTER OF MASONS IN PENNSYLVANIA." around inner perimeter. "WALTER PIERRE WELLS 1978-1979" around outer perimeter.

Obverse: BENJAMIN - FRANKLIN above bust of Franklin facing left with palm branches on either side; to right, 1706 / 1790. In exergue, (triangle) PRINTER (triangle) PHILOSOPHER (triangle) / (triangle) SCIENTIST (triangle) STATESMAN (triangle) / *DIPLOMATIST*. Reverse: HISTORY above a draped female figure seated at left, holding against her knee a shield bordered by olive wreath; she is inscribing on the shield ERIPUIT / COELO / FULMEN / SCEPTRUM / QUE TYR / ANNIS; a tripod alter is burning beside her, a branch of laurel on the steps leading to her throne, and fluted columns behind her; three figures, representing Science, Philosophy and Literature, stand before her; over the figures in three lines LITERATURE / SCIENCE PHILO- / -SOPHY; above in two lines STRUCK BY ACT OF THE CONGRESS / OF THE UNITED STATES; in exergue, TO COMMEMORATE THE TWO HUNDREDTH / ANNIVERSARY OF THE BIRTH OF / BENJAMIN FRANKLIN / M C M V I. TIFFANY CO stamped on edge.

Obverse: Overlapping profiles of man and woman with allegorical figure to the right, holding a branch and gesturing to a building at top. Reverse: crest with "HELSINGIENSIS VNIVERSITAS" around perimeter and "T.H. DOBZHANSKY 1967" on outer rim.

Profile portrait-relief of Benjamin Franklin wearing a fur hat within a circular terracotta medallion. The upper surface of the medallion reads: "B. FRANKLIN / AMERICAIN" around image. Impressed on the tranche of the sitter’s shoulder "Nini / F1777" has been engraved, with an additional "1777" repeated below. A relief shield has been rendered to the right of these inscriptions; the shield is emblazoned with a lightning rod and thunderbolt and surmounted by a crown. The underside of the medallion is plain. There are small indentations at the top for hanging / hardware purposes. The underside bears a sticker that reads, "Nini / Purchased / March 25, 1948"; there are a few additional marks below this inscription that are no longer legible. Over top of this sticker is a piece of cloth tape marked "neg 349" in handwritten pencil script. The overall condition of this object is good. A small chip is present in the ovolo rim, just beneath Franklin’s shoulder.

Profile portrait-relief of Benjamin Franklin wearing a fur hat within a circular terracotta medallion. The upper surface of the medallion reads: "B. FRANKLIN / AMERICAIN" around image. Impressed on the tranche of the sitter’s shoulder "Nini / F1777" has been engraved, with an additional "1777" repeated below. A relief shield has been rendered to the right of these inscriptions; the shield is emblazoned with a lightning rod and thunderbolt and surmounted by a crown. (The shield for this medallion is rendered more clearly than the shield that adorns 01.C.34.) The underside of the medallion is plain. There are small indentations at the top for hanging / hardware purposes. The underside of the medallion bears three stickers. (1) Small rectangular white sticker with angled edges; reads "3?" / "GDH" / "neg 351". (2) White sticker with illegible writing. (3) Older, off-white sticker with black printed border is situated *beneath* sticker #2. The overall condition of this object is fair. Several small chips are present in the ovolo rim as well as on the higher relief surfaces of Franklin’s portrait.

One of two Wedgwood medallions grouped in frame (58.S.78). Ceramic, white on black jasper dip with gold frame. Inscribed on back: "Lafayette" and "WEDGWOOD."

Profile portrait of Marquis de Lafayette. Ceramic, white on blue jasper dip with white ceramic frame. Inscribed on back: "LAFAYETTE/1757-1834" and "WEDGWOOD."

Profile portrait of Marquis de Lafayette, stamped "Wedgwood' and "Lafayette" on rear. Ceramic, white on black jasper dip.

Profile portrait of George Washington, identical to 58.S.46. White on black dip jasperware. Inscribed "WEDGWOOD/O" and "Washington" on rear.

After 1766 bas-relief by Isaac Gosset. Ceramic, white on black jasper dip. Inscribed on rear: "Wedgwood" and "Franklin" stamped. One of three Wedgwood medallions grouped in frame (including 58.S.57 and 58.S.58).

Plaster medallion cast from clay mold, appears to have shellac-covered surface. Wire-hanging loop. Inscribed "N. C. Jacobs 1926."