Yes, good question. I'm in the process of updating the cymbal site

that will eventually be on its own server and your stamp information will be available.

The cymbal site will not be focused on the stamps, but more about the history and memorabilia, catalog pages, unique items, magazine adds and other related tips on cleaning and fixing cymbals.

Here is a link to it. Click Here

I do have a behind the scenes person helping me with correctly dating and identifying stamps, but we both decided not to compete or duplicate what has already been done.

I believe there is enough info for multiple web sites and give people different things to look at and gather information from.

I have stuff on disc yet to be added to the stamps and boy do I have a ton of cymbal catalog pages dating back to the 20's and 30's that are fun to look at.

In regards to your stamp, if you have an image I can probably have it dated and identified.

David

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Ok, here's a picture of it!

O.k. Thanks, I had to remove it from the link, crop it and sharpen it and add it to your post as an attachement.

I have to say, usually the images are so small, that cymbal looked actual size.

Specifically is it a ride or crash or???

Give me a bit to get your answer

David

It is 16 1/4" in diameter. Probably a crash or crash/ride.......

My source dated this as a newer stamp, probably a 1960's stamp. Give or take a few years

David

Sorry Dave, but your source was off by 2 trademark eras.

It's an intermediate stamp type In circa 1959 - 1963.

There are 3 different types of these.