Revolving Card Holder For Six Decks

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Revolving Card Holder For Six Decks

Price:$4.99

Product Description
Convenient card holder with gentle turning swivel base and beveled edges for easy drawing. The perfect Companion For card Players

Customers Reviews

2008-08-10
Card Holder
This is an inexpensive item that does what it's intended to. The axle for the rotation of the tray could be a tigher fit as the tray is tippy when only one side is full (for instance at the start of a card game).

2007-12-12
Great addition
The 6 deck revolving card holder has been a great addition to our Friday night card playing. We have enjoyed it so much, we bought one for the people who taught us to play "Hand and Foot". Wish we had taken it on our cruise.

2007-08-28
Revolving 6 deck card holder
I play several card games at my Senior Center. Some of these require 6-8 decks of cards. This 6 deck card holder had helped us greatly. Otherwise we have cards stacked all over the place waiting to be put into a holder.
We enjoy using it very much

2007-08-25
6 Deck Revolving Card Holder
Very pleased with this product, and my Canasta group loved using them -- happy that I had found something to use.

2007-07-29
Revolving card tray
This is another product I had used the week before I ordered it. It is exactly as I expected.

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