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i love the colour! so what did you have to give for them?

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Hey Louse. Yep, its a super cool color...Ive been thinkin on restoring the geen back . Ive heard the green can be repainted somehow and then sealed with glossy laquer used for art. I'll start investigating on the subject...

Great Score!! Can't help with ID but pretty sure this lug is the same.

If you want it PM where to send.

Creighton

Id love to have Ludwig dude and the Ludwig bunch sharing their thoughts on this badgeless set. It is really a first sight for me. Ive never heard of one besides the small mention at Cook's book...

One of the rack toms has both, a 70's clip-mount and a regular L-arm tom mount on the same drum. I wonder which one was the original and which one was added?

Great score, the wrap is still in bright, colorful, beautiful condition. Enjoy.

John

Are there any factory examples of Ludwig using double mounting for accessory use,like Rogers collets were used?Say,clip mounted toms and regular mounts for a cowbell or other accessory?Or a clip mounted bongo on another drum?Seems that is unlikely due to weight on the little arm.Cool finish-cool sizes-makes me want to play "Footstompin'Music"by Grand Funk-

Opened up all of them today. Unmolested grommets. They are the rare 1969 Un-Badged drums which Cook's refered to on his book. 24" and 18" Psychedelics are hard to come by...