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Best places for 1920s Gretsch drum history and appraisal, plus axillary percussion?

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Hello, fellow vintage drum owners!

I have a Gretsch set from my great grandmother from the 1920s which includes a bass drum and several pedals, several snares, a WWI marching drum (not Gretsch), cymbals, stands, a xylophone, and a big bag of drum sticks.

Being a drummer of 20 years, I know a little bit about the subject. However, every time I've sat down to locate any material online about these particular drums I can't find anything!

I was wondering if you could suggest some forums or resources I might be able to reach out to to see if I can find out more about them? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Also, I do apologize for not posting photos. I can submit some links to images in the next day or so.

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Posted on 6 years ago
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Pics would help thanx and welcome

April 2nd 1969 scarfed pink champagne holly wood and 65/66 downbeat snare, and , supra same year very minty kit old pies
66/67 downbeat with canister
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once the brass ceases to glitter, and the drum looses its luster, and the stage remains dark, all you have left is the timbre of family.
Posted on 6 years ago
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From jaisonwhitekar

Hello, fellow vintage drum owners!I have a Gretsch set from my great grandmother from the 1920s which includes a bass drum and several pedals, several snares, a WWI marching drum (not Gretsch), cymbals, stands, a xylophone, and a big bag of drum sticks.Being a drummer of 20 years, I know a little bit about the subject. However, every time I've sat down to locate any material online about these particular drums I can't find anything!I was wondering if you could suggest some forums or resources I might be able to reach out to to see if I can find out more about them? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.Also, I do apologize for not posting photos. I can submit some links to images in the next day or so.

jaison!

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Posted on 6 years ago
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From jaisonwhitekar

Hello, fellow vintage drum owners!I have a Gretsch set from my great grandmother from the 1920s which includes a bass drum and several pedals, several snares, a WWI marching drum (not Gretsch), cymbals, stands, a xylophone, and a big bag of drum sticks.Being a drummer of 20 years, I know a little bit about the subject. However, every time I've sat down to locate any material online about these particular drums I can't find anything!I was wondering if you could suggest some forums or resources I might be able to reach out to to see if I can find out more about them? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.Also, I do apologize for not posting photos. I can submit some links to images in the next day or so.

Several snares ???? Must have pics, it wont take to long to give you what you need. So many know much and where to look here.

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