Looks cool and I'll bet a neat little set for jazz gigs. Was the floor tom part of the original set? Color looks a bit different and I'm curious why it wouldn't have long lugs like the bass drum. I'm not very familiar with vintage Premier drums.

Nice set, I have had a few Prermier snares in my collection and currently own a new set of Premier drums in WMP.

The restoration process is worth it once you finally get to play the drums.

Yes Sir

David

Yes, the floor tom is original. There's some slight differences in the colouration, but the kits been stored, uncased, for 30 years.

For some reason Premier didn't use long lugs on floor toms until the late 70's I think; But I know someone will correct me if I'm wrong.

Also, I believe the kit was built for a left handed drummer, as common practice in the 60's was to have the badge facing the audience. And the bass drums been drilled so as the tom holder can be re-fitted to the other side. (Plus, the Rogers cymbal arm holder gives it away!!)

I'm now just awaiting the opportunity to play the thing. D' Drummer

I've got a '58', circa 1965, at home, and the 14" tom has separate lugs also.

Did you re-wrap these? I have a grey swirl or grey silk model 202 with a 16" tom in need of rewrap. Can't find any matching wrap so far.

Very cool and thanks for the info on the lugs.

Mike Ellis at DM Drums ( www.dmdrums.co.uk ) may be able to help regarding the wrap.

Worth a try.

Beautiful work, GAZ!!