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help ID'ing some vintage parts Last viewed: 2 hours ago

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Yep.I bought this lot for one item that ended up being incomplete,but I do have some nice nickle items . My first question is

what is the maker of the cymbal holder. It clamps to the bass hoop.I have never seen a tilter like this one.

Then I think I have some sort of hi-hat set-up that clamps to the front and back hoop.

There is an early model bass drum muffler with no markings.The wood "washer" is a new one for me,but in all it is in V/G shape.

The only marking is the Slingerland wood block holder,but it has a different looking clamp for "whatever".

I have some nifty 8" nickle spurs too.un-known maker. Any help id'ing these will be deeply appreciated. V

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Posted on 12 years ago
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The "L" arm cymbal mount could be one of these W&A or Duplex..Iam thinking W&A. but they both made this type..The other cymbal mount is also a W&A that one was used like you have it on a marching bass drum,the bottom cymbal would mount un-side down and the top cymbal the drummer would have in their hand..This set up is like a hi-hat stand..The muffler looks to mr a M.I.J. one from the 60's....Mikey

Posted on 12 years ago
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The cymbal arm with the funny tilter is a wfl they don't work too well as they tend to slip it's 50s or earlier

Posted on 12 years ago
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Just sent you a PM.

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