12x16 Easel - Made by Photon Beard and sold by Pelling & Cross of London - $75 plus UPS shipping (will consider offers)
Shipping from NY - Zip 11768 - Estimate $20 to $50 depending on your location
Blades are 3" wide and are straight.
Overall size is 24"x19" - max image size is 12"x16" - max width of border is 2" at left and top.
Overall good condition, but this one has two "issues" that should be a fairly easy fix.
The margin adjustment plastic blocks with "fingers" need to be replaced. These hold the metal margin stops. The left block has one "finger" missing (see photo) at the top, both blocks have fingers that have closed a little making it hard to move the metal stops quickly. Replacing would mean making new blocks, as I don't think Beard is still in business. If I were doing this I would probably made them from wood blocks rather than plastic, their only function is to hold the metal paper stops which slide into the slots on the blocks.
The blades are slightly out of square, the adjustment screws on each arm need to be loosened, arms squared and tightened. This also should be fairly easy to do. I just have not done it as I have another easel I am using.
This is being sold "as is" with no returns -
Shipping from NY - Zip 11768 - Estimate $20 to $50 depending on your location
Blades are 3" wide and are straight.
Overall size is 24"x19" - max image size is 12"x16" - max width of border is 2" at left and top.
Overall good condition, but this one has two "issues" that should be a fairly easy fix.
The margin adjustment plastic blocks with "fingers" need to be replaced. These hold the metal margin stops. The left block has one "finger" missing (see photo) at the top, both blocks have fingers that have closed a little making it hard to move the metal stops quickly. Replacing would mean making new blocks, as I don't think Beard is still in business. If I were doing this I would probably made them from wood blocks rather than plastic, their only function is to hold the metal paper stops which slide into the slots on the blocks.
The blades are slightly out of square, the adjustment screws on each arm need to be loosened, arms squared and tightened. This also should be fairly easy to do. I just have not done it as I have another easel I am using.
This is being sold "as is" with no returns -