The Saunders U1417 easel is a 4-blade design that accepts up to 14x17 paper. It has three slots to accept 5x7, 8x10, or 11x14 paper while allowing adjustable borders on all four sides, and the entire blade mechanism can be popped out to convert it to a non-adjustable 14x17 easel with fixed ~1/4" borders.
This one was lightly used when I bought it, and I used it only briefly and sparingly until it was replaced by a Kostiner easel. There's no obvious rust, the blades are flat and slide smoothly, and the anti-skid rubber on the back is intact. It's in the original box with instruction sheet, warranty card, and an advertising card. A prior owner put a sticker on the working side and wrote his name on the back - I never tried to remove these as I considered them unimportant.
In some of the pictures the short-side blades were run all the way out to the edge. That's just how I'd put it away. I went back and shot one more photo showing all four blades. One of the blades sags when the easel is open, but it's not bent and lies flat in use.
Asking $110 shipped in the US. I don't think it would be cost-effective to consider shipping this outside the US. PayPal is fine.
This one was lightly used when I bought it, and I used it only briefly and sparingly until it was replaced by a Kostiner easel. There's no obvious rust, the blades are flat and slide smoothly, and the anti-skid rubber on the back is intact. It's in the original box with instruction sheet, warranty card, and an advertising card. A prior owner put a sticker on the working side and wrote his name on the back - I never tried to remove these as I considered them unimportant.
In some of the pictures the short-side blades were run all the way out to the edge. That's just how I'd put it away. I went back and shot one more photo showing all four blades. One of the blades sags when the easel is open, but it's not bent and lies flat in use.
Asking $110 shipped in the US. I don't think it would be cost-effective to consider shipping this outside the US. PayPal is fine.