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From mlayton

batterhead-great stand! I thnk that's a buck rogers. probably made by W&A,very cool!mike

your on the money mike !

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Posted on 11 years ago
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thanks mark. ive got a ton of cool vintage snare stands including some uncommon models. this one has alluded me somehow or another though. one day....

mike

Posted on 11 years ago
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Thanks Mike & VM2K, finally, after 48 some odd years I know just what the heck this thing is....lol

Like I had mentioned, it came with my used WFL's when I got them in 1965. Who knows how old this stand really is?

Maybe not too pretty, but to me, beautiful. Still using it!

Posted on 11 years ago
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there were a few different bases on them batterhead. here is a link to one that sold with a pretty good pic.

http://www.olympicdrums.com/Buck_Rogers_stand.html

mike

Posted on 11 years ago
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Plastic Dip available in colors at Ace Hardware. Transfer to a deli container or large clean tomato can and Voila. You can also use left overs to dip sticks for a "vic grip". $10.

You can tape the stand cage to keep it nice, even and neat.

Been there and done it. -Lew

Ludwig Drums ('65-'69)
Posted on 11 years ago
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