Silence Dogood was the pseudonym Benjamin Franklin used when he wrote a series of letters to the New England Courant when he was 16 years of age.
From my research, only 9 letters were made for National Treasure, but it is unknown which 9 they were. So I decided to make all 14 letters using this site as a basis.
The letters are 10" x 16 1/2", originally printed on A3 size paper which were then cut down to size by tearing the sides. Each page has a margin line which was pencil drawn. A realistic handwriting font is used for the text.
The letters were weathered with coffee and tea and I also tried to match the folds as seen in the screencaps.
Each letter varies in number of pages, from 2 to a maximum of 5 pages, and in total there are 46 sheets.
I also noted that the text of the screen version of letter no. 10 were paraphrased compared to that of the original letter, so I made 2 versions, the screen version and the original. So all in all you'll be getting 15 letters.
Letter no. 10; original text on the left, screen text on the right
I'm including some additional paper props with these letters as seen in the pics below:
If you're interested in acquiring this set of letters, send me an email at swakprops@gmail.com.
