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Slingerland "Knotty Pine" floor tom.

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I've got a 50's 16" x 14" Slingerland Knotty Pine floor tom for sale. I've

had this drum for over 25 years. It has both COB hoops and original

nickle-plated lugs. The leg mounts are there, too, but one of the tension

adjusters is missing. I'd describe the overall condition as good. You could

leave it alone, by cleaning it up, or re-wrap (I know, a sin). I know this

finish is pretty rare. Someone (factory?) wrote the words "knotty pine"

in pencil on the inside of the shell. I do not recall ever seeing a K P floor

tom on E-Bay in the past, but sometimes a partial set or snare. If you

want to see an example of the knotty pine finish, there's a k p snare on

E-Bay now. The shell of this drum is in good shape structurely. Thanks.

Posted on 14 years ago
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Price? ...or shall we guess... I'm thinking of a number...........

Posted on 14 years ago
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I would like to see this tom go to someone that has most of a set in this finish. That would be rare. What are you thinking??

Posted on 14 years ago
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I'm thinking I don't have any other toms like that....well....that, AND a new way to skin and debone my cat for soup fixin's. mmmmmmm.......

Posted on 14 years ago
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This tom is still available-serious inquiries, only. Thanks.

Posted on 14 years ago
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From rogersfreek

I've got a 50's 16" x 14" Slingerland Knotty Pine floor tom for sale. I've had this drum for over 25 years. It has both COB hoops and original nickle-plated lugs. The leg mounts are there, too, but one of the tension adjusters is missing. I'd describe the overall condition as good. You could leave it alone, by cleaning it up, or re-wrap (I know, a sin). I know this finish is pretty rare. Someone (factory?) wrote the words "knotty pine" in pencil on the inside of the shell. I do not recall ever seeing a K P floor tom on E-Bay in the past, but sometimes a partial set or snare. If you want to see an example of the knotty pine finish, there's a k p snare on E-Bay now. The shell of this drum is in good shape structurely. Thanks.

They really never had a knotty pine....If I could see that "statement" I could Id the handwriting for you...Maybe....You probably cant wrap as you guys put it....The shell plus pearl wont allow the head to fit

Posted on 14 years ago
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The "pine" coating on this tom is very thin--thinner than a normal wrap.

Ther's a few spots on the shell where the Pine has come off, but a black

Posted on 14 years ago
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My response, continued...the black layer is beneath the pine finish. The

shell appears to be mohogany. The lugs are nickle in their finish, as well as

the hoops/rims. Are you the ex Slingerland employee? I have another

question for you, if you are. I have a '65 S-land set with a 20" Floor tom.

This 20" tom has a 1962 date stamped inside it. How rare are these 20"

floor toms??? Thanks for your help. Also, any idea of the $$ value of the

Knotty Pine floor tom??

Posted on 14 years ago
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Is there a photo???

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Posted on 14 years ago
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From harryc

Is there a photo???

This one is kinda........ just too good for the masses, I guess.

I'm more intrigued with how Mcjnic's soup turned out, actually.

Kevin
Posted on 14 years ago
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