There is a utility called GrabIt that ships with the Mac. Pull up the pic and use GrabIt to capture the window that the pic is in. This will save it and all you need to do is open the new file with Preview and SaveAs a jpeg. There are other more streamlined methods, but this will work in a pinch.

Wow. deja vu

If the pic is too large, Preview will fix it. Just select the menu command to edit the size and type in whatever size you need. Save that one and post it. I try to stay in the area of 100. Give it a whirl.

Art Deco lugs, appeared after Premier went to standard size shells (1965/66). This variation was around 1975 or so when Premier was joined with Selmer. The lug appears on the Powerhouse 6500 kit.

Thanks a MINT!!!!

I was thinking that this was a '60s or '70s kit. This kit has the push-button retractable bass spurs and traditional-looking bass claws. I just wonder what woods they used (light re-rings with a dark wood inner ply and lighter outer ply).

I haven't found tons of info on kits with these lugs. You have just given me a bunch more to go on. Thanks again!!!!

Mahogany shells with Beech rings. Shell cores may have been Beech or Basswood, more likely Basswood.

I love the sound of these shells!!!!

Thanks a mint again for all the info!!!!

You're a star!!!!

Those lugs were the mainstay of 70's Beverley kits too.

I think the rest I have are going on ebay...

Thanks for the info!!!!

As much as I love Premier, I certainly don't know much about them. I am thinking of my drum idols (Keith Moon and Clem Burke) moreso than the drums themselves; however, I loved every set of Premiers I have EVER heard.