Rogers Cymbal Arm ID

[drumtimejohn]

Looking for help to ID the era of the arm on the left. The rod that mounts to the bass drum is about 1” longer when compared to the Cleveland (right). Clearly the heads are different yet the arm is otherwise identical. Is the left Fullerton? Thanks.

 

[jptrickster]

Interesting subtle difference. Don't think I've seen the model on the left. Had plenty of Cleve/ Dayton arms that look like the catalogued model on the right. I'd have to go with Fullerton. All the Fullerton kits I've had were Londoners and void of the cymbal arm so I've never seen one in person from that era.

 

[drumtimejohn]

Just checking for additional experiences on the subject. Thanks.

 

[DanC]

I've been thru a ton of Rogers gear over the years, and I have never seen one like that on the left. Could you post a picture of the bottom of both of them?

 

[drumtimejohn]

I've been thru a ton of Rogers gear over the years, and I have never seen one like that on the left. Could you post a picture of the bottom of both of them?

Keeping the theme, the anomaly is always on the left. The oddity came as a complete arm set with the “PAT. PEND.”, “MADE IN U.S.A.” tilter from a second hand store. It was the only Rogers item I purchased.

 

[komodobob]

English Rogers maybe?