1The American Commissioners to John Jay, 2 June 1777 (Franklin Papers)
...that another and closely similar communication in invisible ink, now lost, followed six...
2II. Samuel Culper to John Bolton, 15 August (Washington Papers)
The “Ink” refers to invisible ink, or “stain” (see Culper, Jr., to...
3Enclosure: Samuel Culper to Major Benjamin Tallmadge, 15 July 1779 (Washington Papers)
For Townsend’s first request for invisible ink, see Culper to John Bolton, “June 31” (...
4Enclosure: Samuel Culper, Jr., to John Bolton, 29 October 1779 (Washington Papers)
Townsend is referring to invisible ink (see
5Enclosure: Samuel Culper, Jr., to John Bolton, 29 July 1779 (Washington Papers)
...that document. Townsend acknowledged receipt of the invisible ink, which employed a stain, in...
6To John Jay from Silas Deane, 2 December 1776 (Jay Papers)
written in invisible ink and rendered visible by Bendikson through the use of ultraviolet...
7Silas Deane to Robert Morris and the Committee of Secret Correspondence, 23 June 1776 (Franklin Papers)
...point was apparently a communication in invisible ink, which is no longer decipherable; see...
8To John Jay from the American Commissioners (Benjamin Franklin and Silas Deane), 2 June 1777 (Jay Papers)
...forward correspondence, much of it originally in invisible ink, from Deane and Franklin to the...
9To James Madison from James Jay, 1 July 1811 (Madison Papers)
...the use by the Continental Congress of an invisible ink he had invented. As secretary of...
10From John Jay to Robert Morris, 15 September 1776 (Jay Papers)
...: unidentified document explaining the use of invisible ink (not found); decipherment,...