Wasn't that drum made for the Century Of Progress Worlds Fair in Chicago? 1939?

T rods on top look to be non original though..........look chrome,rest is nickel.

Is the top hoop original too?

It certainly is a cool,rare snare.

Now,just play it with a Peavey kit,and it will fit right in!

Blairn

Most of the pics I've seen of these have the clips and single flange arrangement, but some don't. I'd venture they were all clip varieties in the beginning and some got replaced, as this one did. All the ones in old ads have the clip style going on.

The t rods look too new though,from what I can see........look almost Japanese

Let me see if I can play "Chop Sticks" on her and I'll get back to 'ya !

Coffee Break2:p

Kev, the one I played had clip rims and calf heads and gut snare's on it. I can't remember the t rods to long ago!

Yep, that's the config I see in the old ads for the drum.

Congrats Kevin, That is one beautiful drum. I'd love to hear how it sounds. Good luck with her, she's a knock out. Mind Blowi

It's 13 inch heads, the shell is 15 inches in diameter, 8 inches deep.

She's pretty ringy.... a fiberskyn tuned med high tamed her down a bit.

I have the 10x14 version...Loking for the badge, if someone has one!

Here ya go Kev.

Got a fat wallet?

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