Miniature "Dunnigan-Payne" lectern from the White House briefing room

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A miniature model (a) of the "Dunnigan-Payne" lectern from the White House briefing room used by Karine Jean-Pierre with a book (b) and four microphones (c-f). The lectern has a pointed slanted top made of dark brown wood. The text [Rafael Velasco] is written along the bottom of the top in black marker. The stand is made of blue painted plastic with dark brown wood glued to each of the three sides. The bottom of the lectern is made of blue plastic and widens at the sides towards the bottom. The book is made of white wood or plastic and is open at the center with three rings along the interior spine. The back of the book is made of blue plastic. The four black plastic miniature microphones are curved and are all identical.

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