I got this off my local CL a few weeks ago. Supposedly it's a 1934 Slingerland Orchestral nickel over brass, 14x5. So far I've taken it apart and cleaned the shell with Brasso, it's still a little dull but it got the grime off. The shell is a bit out of round but I did some bending and got it so a head can be seated, it's very snug but it goes on. The hoops are another story though. I bent them as well but they seem a little bit too small for a modern head. They're also pretty rusted. I was thinking about buying modern versions and throwing them on. I'm planning on making it more of a players drum than a shelf piece since it's already in rough shape. The throw-off works but is a little flimsy, any ideas on a vintage looking modern one that might work on it? Also it was missing two claws/tension rods so I got replacements from Precision Drum Co. Not exact matches but close enough to put on the snare side and not notice. So anyway what should I do about the heads and rims? I was thinking it might need oversized heads like Aquarian American Vintage. And any tips on restoring it in general would be appreciated.