Where might I find one of these...

[Spellbinder]

Not even sure what they're called. Back in the day, you'd go into a record store and there was a 'now playing stand' of some sort that displayed the jacket of the record being played. What's it called? Where might I locate one?

Thanks in advance.

 

[mhardy6647]

You can readily get display stands for plates. Might be just the ticket?

 

[Spellbinder]

You can readily get display stands for plates. Might be just the ticket?

Why that didn't cross my mind I'll never know.

Thanks!

 

[TSheaZ28]

You can get different types of easels at Michael's. I use one to display a cd when it's playing. They have bigger ones for lps also.

 

[Spellbinder]

You can get different types of easels at Michael's. I use one to display a cd when it's playing. They have bigger ones for lps also.

I've got a Michael's and a Hobby Lobby close by. I'll check 'em out.

 

[steerpike2]

I have a thing bought at a stationery shop, for holding a page upright when typing from it. It is made from a single sheet of perspex, folded into a square-bottomed "U" shape.

 

[AudioSoul]

I'm not sure if you are talking about a floor stand or a wall mounted stand. But a music stand would fit the bill if you are talking floor stands. They are pretty cheap.
Around ten bucks.........

 

[bshorey]

Not even sure what they're called. Back in the day, you'd go into a record store and there was a 'now playing stand' of some sort that displayed the jacket of the record being played. What's it called? Where might I locate one?

Thanks in advance.

How about a music holder (the kind that trumpet players use)? That would seem pretty appropriate.

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