1From Benjamin Franklin to Philip Schuyler, 11 March 1776 (Franklin Papers)
bought a new saddle and left Philadelphia: entries of that date in his...
2The American Commissioners to the Committee of Secret Correspondence, 12 March[–9 April 1777] (Franklin Papers)
...have the Arms and Accoutrements for the Horse except Saddles, if not intercepted by the Enemy...
3[The American Commissioners]: Memorandum [for Vergennes], 28 March 1777 (Franklin Papers)
...and Swords, with Belts, and every thing but Saddles can be borrowed from the King’s Magazines...
4The American Commissioners to the Committee for Foreign Affairs, 25 May 1777 (Franklin Papers)
...Accoutrements which have been found best; the Saddle is of a singular Contrivance, very...Saddles
5The American Commissioners to Ferdinand Grand, [26 August 1777] (Franklin Papers)
...studies, and Mr. Lee absent,” and was now saddled with the blame. On the 26th,
6From Benjamin Franklin to Margaret Stevenson, 25 January 1779 (Franklin Papers)
...the white Cloth Suit, the Sword, & the Saddle for Temple, all in good Order. I mention...
7From Benjamin Franklin to Vergennes, 3 May 1779 (Franklin Papers)
Saddles, Carbines, Boots, spurs, &ca. for 100 Light...
8From Benjamin Franklin to Jonathan Williams, Jr., 22 December 1779 (Franklin Papers)
...silver leaf, horse combs, sheep shears, saddle furniture and spurs, padlocks, spoons and...
9From Benjamin Franklin to John Paul Jones, 25 November 1780 (Franklin Papers)
...officer in the Service may think fit to saddle me with. This Affair however is now done...