A. Zildjian Transisition stamp

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Right. Apologies. I was running out when I read your earlier post. I need to train myself to read more carefully.Lame

That's great!

Train yourself!! HA! That's a good one Mark......a real knee slapper!

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That's great! Train yourself!! HA! That's a good one Mark......a real knee slapper!

Bill, I never said I was a comedian. I didn't engineer this, Zenstat did. I'm just an old dude with a big caboose... and the hits just keep on coming!

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OddBall

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Can we get back on track ? This is an interesting topic.

It`s a drum,.....Hit It !!

.....76/#XK9207 Phonic Sound Machine D454/D-505 snares !i

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Somewhere along the line this thread went off the rails.

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Somewhere along the line this thread went off the rails.

Groan. This is getting very Lame. D' Drummer

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Digmon

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Though I have thoroughly enjoyed reading the posts on this thread, I must admit that I am not quite clear on something. What era were the 1 3/8" stamps from? Just curious, because I have a pair of 13" New Beats with that stamp, which I bought at a thrift store for a rediculously low price as part of a kit that included a chrome CB700 snare, an 18" Pearl floor tom converted to a kick mounted on a Danmar stand, and various misc. hardware. Paid $85 for all. :D

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new beats would be mid 60's and later.

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This thread is specifically about transitional or trans stamps dating from the latter '40s thru the early '50s. As mlayton said, New Beats are from the '60s or later.

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