Looks like it's a late 68 Rogers Londoner.

Thank you for the reply! Why does it say Holiday? What is the difference?

Thank you so much for your help. Unfortunatly I don't know a lot about drums as I am mainly a guitar player and songwriter.

Holiday is the type of shells...like Powertone or XP8. This setup is the Londoner, from the Dave Clark Five setup. One of the few 5 piece Rogers kits available. Nice nice nice wrap. Love gold sparkle.

It is in very good condition, has all the mounting hardware, no stands. What do you think it is worth?

Actually, wouldn't the Dayton era put it earlier than 68? Didn't CBS take over before 68? Also, isn't a true Londoner kit equipped with a 20" bass drum, or was a 22" available as an option?

Either way, you definitely stole that kit thats for sure! Good find! Yes Sir

No. There are many Dayton marked toms from 68. The speckle paint and the high numbers tip the hat there. The Londoner could come with 22 if that's the way it was ordered. If you look at the bass, there is the double tom mount there. That's the dead giveaway. There just wasn't too many other choices for that setup in that time frame.

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You have seen Bigfoot if you get a quote on those drums dude. It just doesn't happen too frequently where someone shows up and asks that question and gets all that many solid quotes. Put em up for sale and see what happens though. LOL

If I had a clue I would tell you but I don't.

have a wonderful evening.

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Maybe The Ploughman will chime in, he's on-site just now....

It would help if the details were there. "good condition" is very subjective. When you say "all the mounting hardware", are you speaking of the original Rogers hoops and rods and bass hoops and t's and claws and swivo legs and bass mount and collets, etc, etc, etc? All of this comes into play when placing a value on a kit. Be very specific, please.