You may have to resize the pics...There are site restrictions on pic size and resolution...I use this site:

http://www.shrinkpictures.com/

You don`t need to create a new user profile...

Here is more info on posting pics...

http://www.vintagedrumforum.com/showthread.php?t=1713

Cheers

It isn't file size I don't believe I get this message: Your submission could not be processed because a security token was missing.

If this occurred unexpectedly, please inform the administrator and describe the action you performed before you received this error.

I talked with the admin and they don't know what is causing it.

I had this same warning come up today while uploading pics, but, I realized I forgot to resize them...After resizing, I had no problem uploading...

Give it a try...You got nothing to lose!!

Cheers

OK, the suggestions to use a smaller file size worked. It looks like I can upload some pics. Here is one shot, I will work on getting other pics sized correctly.

Here they are.

You made them too small. E-Mail size is good.

Bub/Ken

I would be interested in the Bass drum and painted head if your looking to sell off the kit in pieces. Would also be interested in the temple blocks ( with rack) and the Pang cymbal. Let me know please

Michael

I had the pleasure of seeing this kit in person. The snare of course is wonderful. The painted bass drum head was a surprise, as it had been covered by a thin cloth overlay with a band logo. The yellowed pearl wrap on the bass drum looks so cool - the seams are warped rather badly (but that would be covered by the temple blocks), and the wrap has hardened with age, but there are no major tears or gouges, it really has great mojo. The original wrap is still there on the bass drum hoops. Looks like all the parts, even the percussion instruments like the triangle and tambourine, were all purchased as a single kit. The only thing that missing is a chinese drum that might likely have come with it. The two cymbals are also right for the period - one is a heavy old K constantinople. It even appears to have the original sticks and mallets!