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As blurry as that photo is, the name could be "Cameo" rather than "Camco."
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Those look to be "Battleship" lug Pearl stencils to me...in Blue Agate/Tiger Stripe...NOT Arctic White. The hi-hat footboard, mounting hardware all agrees with this. Very early 70's luan drums.
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No relation to anything "Camco" but, yeah, probably a Japanese stencil kit. Wrap is cool - could be fun if the price is right (that is: low). Not valuable as such. You're in Switzerland so wouldn't be surprising if there's a Paiste cymbal in there.
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