Still photos would be better (snare throw, lugs, arms, mounts, T-rods on BD) Looks to be late 60's transition kit. Beech re-rings, mahogany shells. Putting the kit together would help get an idea on it's series.

ok, I'll post pics in the evening. I dont have snare but Ill picture everything else

Your premier kit is mid to late 60's kit. it should be marked in the shell saying international size.

I have a very similar Premier kit!

Of note, looks like a Ludwig tom mount on the kick.

Also my 14" tom has the double lugs a la the kick drum - although I've seen others with the single lugs before. I think that's a big hint towards dating them. I thought all the 60's era Premiers had the long, double lugs.

But I could be wrong about that.

I thought it too. Still. Photos in about 4-5 hours

.... err, "all the '60s Premier TOMS" I mean. THe floor toms always had single lugs.

I also have a 16" int'l sized floor tom with 8 lugs per head, and another 16" metric floor tom with 10 lugs per head! That thing is actually harder to tune too.

Yes, I understood what you wanted to say. I am talking about TOMS too

So,

here are photos I did today : http://s800.photobucket.com/albums/yy289/bbuduliss/vintage%20premier/

also, photos from advertisement made by person I bought this kit from http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/52/img0595kb.jpg/

If anyone could tell me all info about this kit I'd be very happy :)

Thanx, waiting for responses

Nice drums, definitely late 60s.... not given the care and respect they merit by 'Martin'. The tom mount is not Premier, nor would the older hole pattern match a Premier mount of the period. Are you missing a T rod and claw for the bass drum? You didn't list the sizes. Are they 22/13/16? The Beverly snare drum is not of the same quality.

A Premier 2000 (pic below) would be just the ticket to go with, and they are generally underpriced in relation to their fine quality..... as little as $150.

Ron