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We have been looking for an electric book page turner and holder. Any finds? Sincerely, nancy M. Murray Charters wrote: > > Hi Sid and All... > Independent Living lists the Robert's Book Holder on their "links" page... > "The Roberts Book Holder - Finally, A Book Holder That Really works! > Holds: all books, manuals, magazines, newspapers, and even individual > sheets of paper at a comfortable reading angle." > http://www.independentliving.org/Links.html > > There is a picture of the Robert's Book Holder here... > http://members.aol.com/nroberts98/index.html > > Library Journal Buyers Guide 2000 has a listing for Norman Roberts... > http://www.libraryjournal.com/buyersguide/comlist1.asp?type=company > &companyid=486 > > Roberts Book Mark Co. > Book holder stand holds all size books and magazines at comfortable > reading angle, prevents pages from flipping yet allows for effortless > page turning. Reading aid. > > Contact: Norman Roberts > 3038 N. Federal Hwy., Bldg. H > Ft. Lauderdale > FL 33306 USA > > Phone: 954-563-6155 > FAX : 916-314-6566 > [log in to unmask] > http://members.aol.com/nroberts98/index1.html > > There's the web site Sid.... > > Grey plastic $15.95 > Designer lucite $19.95 (Pictured Below) > Additional pegs (2 per pkg.) $1.95 > Add $6.50 to cover shipping & handling > > Best regards ........ murray > > On 18 Dec 2000, at 22:40, Sid Levin wrote: > > > A book holder that is worth looking at is a "Roberts BookHolder". > > it costs about fifteen bucks by Roberts Book Mark Co. 954-563-6155. In > > Ft Lauderdale. (He may not know how to vote!) They also have a web site. > > I have one, but dont use it often. I got it in a test and recommended it > > to my support group here in N. Calif. > > ****************** > [log in to unmask]