Recent content by levelpebble

I've had plenty of incredible pickups lately as well. How bout this beautiful champagne sparkle '67 superclassic for $9.50? And that was at an on-line auction, where someone was bidding against me and tapped out at $9!

I think mine is 1940/41, with original tin straps....

Found some recent pics...

Beautiful Kit! The contrast in sound bop vs bell brass surely is incredible. I have an aquamarine bop kit, circa 1981. But I also have all the toms from 6" to 16" to augment. Kind of crazy to have them all up, with an 18" bass!

As evensteven said, that is definitely mahogany inner ply, not maple. Good luck with the restoration!

I had these already, let me know if you'd like any more.

Beautiful all-original kit, no mods, no holes, no issues here. 14x20, 8x12, 14x14. Includes the period correct Ludwig cymbal L-arm. All serials are 1,137,xxx. All drums are three ply, clear interiors, with original sharp 45 degree bearing edges in beautiful condition. No fade or cracks in the...

yeah, this ad has been floating around craigslist nation-wide for close to a year.

very nice oaklawn! good luck with your sale.

If they are mahogany interior plies, absolutely. Check to make certain the drums are sized in inches. Somewhere in the 60s Premier changed from Metric to English.

Leave it alone. If it's stable, there's no point in a repair, as it would still be evident to a keen eye. Wrap cracks at the spurs are pretty common with those thin ripple wraps. Beautiful kit, enjoy!

She does grab your attention, doesn't she? And the profile of the USPS truck.

Seems to be a nice, all-there example. The six lug hurts the value, but the depth helps. If he *wants it to sell*, I would ask $250, and sell nationally. Here, Reverb, FB Ludwig groups, etc.

No data here Dave, and Google is no help. Heck, I even googled FD&H, but I doubt that "Fat, Dumb, and Happy" is what you're looking for! John in Centreville MD

I also have a Remo Mondo set, very versatile, there are so many unique sounds you can make on these drums with the flush heads. I know people still can't forget the earlier shells, but these molded bearing edges are as tough as you're going to find on any drum. I wail on the edges and they take...