Henry,

I've seen them in discount stores (K-mart, Dollar General, etc.) in years
past. If you can't find one, you may be able to get a craftsman or hobbyist
to make you one. There are lazy susans around, all you'd need is the
superstructure. You may want to check out hobby and hardware stores that
sell unpainted wooden items as well, and finish it yourself.

Anne


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Subject: Jeffersonian book stand


> Has anyone seen a modern version of Jefferson's revolving, multi-book
> stand?  I'm looking for a lazy-susan revolving book stand that holds 5 or
> 6 books.  Monticello sells a TJ replica for over $600.  Is there a
> cut-rate modern version for the multi-tasking reader of today?
>
> Henry Wiencek
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