Questions for you guys....I gig with a Ludwig "Hollywood" kit (22,12,13,16) and - for a few songs that we do, I'll remove the 12" tom and substitute a timbale.  And then switch them back after the song.  Not the most efficient way to gig.

On my Reverb feed a week ago, I stumbled upon a S-235 triple tom mount, which is something that I'd never seen nor heard of!  

This triple mount is identical to the late 1960s-1970s double tom mount, but with the addition of a centered third mounting post, slightly above and forward of the "left and right" posts.  The Ludwig logo at the front of the mount is the common late 1960s-1970s "block" letters decal (black and silver).  The stem that fits into the bass drum is 1" in diameter, same as Ludwig's Classic Series tom mount for the "Hollywood" kit.

I received this triple mount yesterday, and mounted the timbale on that centered forward post, and it works great!  I can easily reach it.  No more switching tom/timbale during a set.

Looking at page 215 of Rob Cook's "The Ludwig Book," there is a photo of the S-235 triple mount listed as a "Standard Series" tom holder from 1968-1969.  And it is different from the one I purchased: the stem appears to be perhaps only 3/4" in diameter (too small to fit into a "Hollywood" bass drum mount) and the horizontal top piece is shaped differently.

Questions:  What is the part number of the triple tom mount that I purchased?  What Classic Line kit was it made for?  And when was it introduced and when was it discontinued?

Thanks in advance for your time and effort in responding.

Regards, Marty Black