[f. FRANK v.2 + -ER1.] One who franks a letter.
1784. Mrs. Boscawen, Lett., in Mrs. Delany’s Corr., Ser. II. III. 228. My son us’d to have the honour to be franker to your ladyship.
1818. Miss Mitford, in L’Estrange, Life (1870), II. 35. He has the worst fault a franker can have; he is un-come-at-able.
1880. Antiquary, I. Jan., 25/1. The stamp may usually be depended upon to authenticate the autograph of the franker.
