Many would grab them for that.

Is the small tom that has the Cleveland label speckled inside? If so, it too is probably a Fullerton made drum using the last of the Cleveland labels from discontinued snare drum models.

Price looks pretty fair from what you show in the single photo.

The inside of the 12" Cleveland looks smooth (not speckled) to me (see the last pic in this set)

http://imgur.com/a/p5IwG

That is a real nice restoration. They look great, in my opinion. Don't be on the fence for those. If you can get them, get them.

Dave

Nice and unique looking players kit,I think the price is really good.

Looks a lot like Ludwigs Cherry red finish from the late 80's early 90's

Can only guess how those came to be,but my guess is someone found enough wrapped shells that had a pretty good looking grain.

I agree, the resto is well done. They still got that Rogers bling to them.

You could do much worse at that price ... Say a set that needs restoring.

The guy did a nice job. Worthy.

Beautiful set and very nice refinishing job on the shells. I wouldn't hesitate to spend the asking price. Well worth it.

Only thing I find a little curious is the placement of the double-tom mount on the bass. I've never seen a Fullerton bass with the tom mount placed on the rear (batter) side of the bass behind the script badge. It's usually placed between the two front (reso-side) lugs in front of the script badge. Special order? Or maybe relocated during the restoration? Interesting.

Mike

I would say re-located. They need no grommet.