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Now Playing Record Album Cover Stand

$45.00

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This handmade red oak record album cover stand is the perfect way to display your favorite vinyl records in style.

Featuring  machined “Now Playing” lettering rising nearly a quarter inch above the surrounding wood, this stand measures 10 inches long and 3 inches wide, making it suitable for single and double record albums. The three-sixteenths inch wide slot ensures a secure fit for your albums, and the handcrafted cork feet protect your other furniture and keep the stand from sliding.

Each stand is carefully sanded and finished with Boiled Linseed Oil and Paste Finishing Wax, resulting in a natural satiny sheen and long-lasting protection. This record display stand is a must-have for any music lover’s home decor, and a great collector’s item.

Now Spinning Record Album Cover Stand

$45.00

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Introducing our beautifully handcrafted record album cover stand, made from solid red oak and designed to showcase your favorite vinyl albums. With the machined lettering “Now Spinning” rising nearly a quarter of an inch above the surrounding wood, this stand lets you proudly display the album you’re currently enjoying.

Each stand is carefully sanded and finished by hand using boiled linseed oil and paste finishing wax, giving it a natural and elegant sheen. The cork feet protect other surfaces and prevent the stand from slipping, while the slot is designed to accommodate both single and double record albums. This is the perfect addition to any music lover’s collection, offering a functional and stylish way to display their favorite albums.

Whether you’re looking for music furniture or home decor, this handcrafted record album cover stand is a must-have item for any record collector.

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