Check this 1923 catalog page and see if you can find it:

http://www.vintagedrumguide.com/my_collection_ludwig_1923.html

The shells look very similar, but my bass is 6x22 and the 1923 catalog show 6x24.

It's likely that there were size-options available.

The value of your drums really depends on condition and completeness. Just the two drums by themselves would be nominal compared to what the value might be if it were a complete kit as depicted in the old catalog.

The value isn't easy to calculate without actually seeing them. Maybe our webmaster can help you out with posting the pictures.

The 6" X 22" is on this page (1924 catalog):

http://www.vintagedrumguide.com/ludwig_drumsets_1924.html

The Ludwig "Juvenile Outfit"

More reliable is to figure out the pic problem and someone here will probably give you an educated range of when they were made.

I appreciate your guidance. My set is very similar to the 1924 "Juvenile", but it looks like the 1924 set has a "keystone" badge on the hole, and mine has a round metal ring with a decal above the hole. Hopefully pics will get uploaded at some point in time.

I have a complete Juvenille kit or "Junior" kit and it has a black Bakelite grommet and a small rectangular decal above it. Many of the very early or "juvenille" sets were trademarked that way.

Here's my kit: *Note the decal/grommet:

http://www.vintagedrumforum.com/showthread.php?t=3993&highlight=ludwig+junior

The bass looks very similar, although my shell has no markings inside. The snare is also similar. Mine appears to have mahogany stain and the tension rod heads are squared off instead of rounded like yours and my bass rods.

It's very likely that your mahogany "stain" is, in fact, a real mahogany outer veneer.

I would have to see the square thumb rods and other details to make any further identification possibilities of the drums. try to work out that picture posting dilemma and we can continue!