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Has anyone heard from John, talked to him last Spring, tried calling his landline, it's disconnected, cell phone is constantly busy

I have 3 Premier thrones, white, black and Royal Lavender for my Kenny Clare Royal Lavender Reso kit. I had about 5 or 6 over the years

Robin, Those were the Projectors and I think the 5000 series in the US, not sure

Robin, It's been a long time

Holder is original

Hey JP, I can vouch for Darren, he has a drum stick company selling Pellwood sticks in the UK

Another vintage Premier kit, up and running. Good luck Trix

Here, I am, Baz, long time no "see", as Kerope says I'm on FB as CJ Blundell Jr

For the last friggin' time, no steel wool, bronze wool avaiable at Ace Hardware

Thanks My email address is cjb at atlanticbb dot net

Sorry GrandpaCleve, Thanks for the reply, Got a little tied up and at my age, if she's good looking and strawberry blonde, I'll play the "tie me up" game all night long I am really looking for the Walberg and Auge catalog as my base of research. I also found an even older company catalog...

Hi, Thanks for your response, right now I'm looking for a 1930s hardware catalog. I"m doing a little research on the marketing of W & A products to the drum manufacturers in the UK. I don't need the actual catalog, files on a CD would be great

A friend of mine and myself are looking for any W & A catalogs from the 30s

Yo, Dave, if he wants to keep the drum pedal, no worries, I have many contacts in the UK that may sell you one

John McQuaid on this forum has a set of those but with double headed toms. They made that finish in several different flavours, Lime green with gold threads, (Ajax), Red with Gold Threads, (Ajax), Black with Gold Threads, (Carlton, known as Electra) and Black with Gold Threads(Premier, known as...

Temple blocks were mostly made in Korea out of boxwood and were originally used in Budhist ceremonies. They were aslo made in other parts of the Far East. As usually seen,, American temple block set ups consisted of 5 temple blocks, while the British set up was 4 temple blocks

I will call this guy tonight and try to get it settled

PM sent, J

Hey, I have enough trouble with the Premiers and Carltons, but definitly not Imperial, the Kaiser was long gone. Just a note, 28 inch Premier calfskin heads don't fit 28 inch Carlton bass drums, interesting, eh?

Sure, they never were metric sizes but people kept using that nomenclature because American heads wouldn't fit, England was never using the metric system back then, it's the same when using Imperial gallons to fill up the tank in your car many years back in Canada and England before the metric...