Originally Posted by leedybdp

sksmith2500...That Gretsch set looks beautiful. You righted a major wrong by replacing the plumbing pipes with the rail consolette. Thank you.

Thanks leedybdp!
That was a great set of tubs. Hopefully the guy that bought them is still enjoying them.

My one and only venture into satin flame land.

Finally something I feel I can chime in on

All are re-wraps using products from Canal, and all look better in person.

Those are three beautiful drum sets that you should be proud of giving new life.

Thank you Leedybdp!

One authentic Gretsch round badge kit one jelly bean group with an authentic Sonor tear drop bass drum surrounded by Star made Sonor tear drop knock off drums and a few 100% Japanese made kits

Nice collection Kenwood!

It looks like Kenwood has the Satin Flame sickness. to the club.

Originally Posted by DionneDrummer

Nice collection Kenwood!

Thank You kindly DionneDrummer, I have been at it for a while now. Here are two seller's pics of my white satin flame "Black Jacks" by Star, missing only the bass drum inlays. These blue flame Apollos also by Star are the first satin flame kit in my display. The re-wrapped Ludwig rockers were purchased in pieces, I brought the shells into my shop, but left the lugs and other bits, in the car. A few days later, someone stole the car, with the rocker parts as well. Eight months later, the car was recovered, heavily vandalized and partially stripped, but the rocker hardware was right where I left it. So I was finally able to re-assemble them. The final pic is some distressed Premere 75th anniversary drums in marmalade satin flame. They were a practice kit for a local working drummer who had passed. I have them fleshed out with hardware and cymbals and alternate between them and a few others.

Originally Posted by Kenwood

Thank You kindly DionneDrummer, I have been at it for a while now. Here are two seller's pics of my white satin flame "Black Jacks" by Star, missing only the bass drum inlays. These blue flame Apollos also by Star are the first satin flame kit in my display. The re-wrapped Ludwig rockers were purchased in pieces, I brought the shells into my shop, but left the lugs and other bits, in the car. A few days later, someone stole the car, with the rocker parts as well. Eight months later, the car was recovered, heavily vandalized and partially stripped, but the rocker hardware was right where I left it. So I was finally able to re-assemble them. The final pic is some distressed Premere 75th anniversary drums in marmalade satin flame. They were a practice kit for a local working drummer who had passed. I have them fleshed out with hardware and cymbals and alternate between them and a few others.

OK - Now you're just showing off!!!
Amazing that you got those parts back form the stolen car!