Either is an option.

Can you post pix?

Options...

www.rebeats.com/calf_heads.html

www.earthtoneheads.com/

http://columbiamusic.homestead.com/skin.html

Richard I have photos at home. I will post this weekend. I may have discovered the Ludwig "Junior 3 1/2" x 13" snare but will try a close up of the throw off. It is more than just a knob adjust.

Thanks for the reply. It may prove not to be that rare, but I am excited that it is in really mint condition sans the head and 1 thumb rod.

Rudimental

Here are some photos for your consideration.

Looks like you have both batter and snare side hoops. No need to make another hoop, unless you want spares. You can buy your own skin and tuck it yourself. It's not rocket science, you can do it easily. Do a search here for "Calf Heads" or "Tucking Heads". A skin should run you around $20 or so, higher if you want parchment white or fish skin. Batter side: medium to thick calf, snare side: thin to fine, calf or fish skin.

For the snare side, you want slunk, which is the skin of an unborn calf. From time to time, it seems, sale of this material is banned (in the US, anyway). If you tuck yourself, make sure to tuck loosely, as slunk tears very easily. Good luck.

You can also try drum factory direct for just skins, no slunk:

http://www.drumfactorydirect.com/index.php?main_page=advanced_search_result&search_in_description=1&keyword=calf

It is the Junior Model 4395 made from the 1920s virtually unchanged through 1949. I have the same drum. I found a correct calm skin head for the top on ebay, but have not found a slunk for the bottom. You're lucky that the snare throw-off lever is there. They come off easily so are quite often missing. Great little snare...it will clean up nicely.

Has anyone tried Remo Fiberskyns? How are they?