Concert toms???..That could be a tough sell,as players these days are looking for lots of resonance.Blackwrap is nice "matches everything",but again could be a strike against.Dont get me wrong you have a wonderful kit buts its a buyers market now.Ask yourself how much YOU would pay for the kit if you saw it in a drum shop,and be honest.I,d say you have about 5-700 worth of gear there,closer to 500 imo....good luck

CBS bought Rogers in the late '60s, so your drums are from the CBS era.

CBS, with small 9/72 Fullerton tags. Most likely. Still, good drums. The collet tighteners are a little fragile, but many drummers are still using their original ones and have gigged the hell out of their kits. You could have the bottoms professionally cut and purchase correct lugs and hardware to make them a tad more appealing. However, it would also devalue them considerably on the vintage market. Concert toms and Angel Flight suits almost disappeared together, but the drums have hung around a lot longer. 5-7 hundred probably, unless someone wants it real bad. I'll wager it ends up as shells and lug auctions on ebay.

Thanks for the input guys. I thought Rogers didn't go CBS until late 70's, early eighties, but that's ok. Still, the little "R" and cursive logo. I know most drummers prefer the double-headed toms, as do I, but I would never do anything to alter the drums from their original design. There are a few out there...Phil Collins? They do have a distinctive sound. I'll probably just keep it. Heck, I paid 1K for it back in '76!

Yeah, wow, I had a 1969 Silver Sparkle Buddy Rich kit, that would probably be worth a pretty penny, but was stolen when I first came to Germany.

DICARLO