I would consider adding a color swatch photo of your bass drum. That is if you're trying to get a close match. Some are darker and richer and some have a purple hue. I have seen a range of Capri Pearl color variances.I have two Capri Pearl snare drums, one in which I would be willing to let go.The drum in question is a 3-ply with rings and has a purple hue to it. It is a Radio King configuration with the 3-point strainer and extended snare gates. Since it is not a single-ply shell, I refrain from calling it a Radio King :)Also, let us know if you are in the USA and or International.Thanks!

Hi David!In regards to you not calling your drum a Radio King, I'm going to quote a paragraph from page 159 of the second generation Slingerland Book..."It has unfortunately become the custom among vintage drum dealers and collectors to refer to all Slingerland solid-shell wood drums as Radio Kings and to NOT consider any drum a Radio King UNLESS it has a one-piece (as opposed to plied) shell. What REALLY distinguished the Radio King models from other Slingerland drums were the "Radio King Brackets" which drew the tension on the snares OUTWARD rather than UPWARD."So, even though your drum is a 3-ply and not solid, it's still a Radio King. Dollar wise, I'd say it's not worth as much as a single-ply RK, but still valuable non-the-less!-Mark

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I would consider adding a color swatch photo of your bass drum. That is if you're trying to get a close match. Some are darker and richer and some have a purple hue. I have seen a range of Capri Pearl color variances.I have two Capri Pearl snare drums, one in which I would be willing to let go.The drum in question is a 3-ply with rings and has a purple hue to it. It is a Radio King configuration with the 3-point strainer and extended snare gates. Since it is not a single-ply shell, I refrain from calling it a Radio King :)Also, let us know if you are in the USA and or International.Thanks!