Does anybody know if there's a company that produces reproductions of vintage Ludwig keystone badges? Thanks in advance for your time and your help!
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Keystone Reproduction Badges?
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There used to be, Old Kentucky Drums. No longer.
Drum Kits
1965 Ludwig Clubdate Oyster Blue
1966 Ludwig Clubdate Oyster Black
1969 Ludwig BB Blue Oyster Keystone Clubdate
1971 Ludwig BB Black Oyster
Early 60's Camco Oaklawns Champagne Sparkle
1965 Ludwig Clubdate Oyster Blue
1966 Ludwig Clubdate Oyster Black
1969 Ludwig BB Blue Oyster Keystone Clubdate
1971 Ludwig BB Black Oyster
Early 60's Camco Oaklawns Champagne Sparkle
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+1! I was fortunate to obtain some of these badges a few years ago for some of my tribute snare drums.-Mark
That's exactly what I'm looking for, Mark. I picked up a vintage Ludwig kit last week-end that had been re-wrapped. Unfortunately, the prior owner didn't reinstall the badges. I've got a couple of "original" Keystone badges but would rather not "mix and match", if I could avoid doing so. I appreciate your input!
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Check Jammin' Sam's site. I think I got some badges from him a few years ago.
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My understanding ( from the guy at old Kentucky drums) is that these were produced by a guy in Britain...and that guy has passed away, therefore the supply has dried up. At least until somebody ( hopefully) acquires his tooling and goes back into production. I could use a couple myself.
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My understanding ( from the guy at old Kentucky drums) is that these were produced by a guy in Britain...and that guy has passed away, therefore the supply has dried up. At least until somebody ( hopefully) acquires his tooling and goes back into production. I could use a couple myself.
I appreciate the update!
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My understanding ( from the guy at old Kentucky drums) is that these were produced by a guy in Britain...and that guy has passed away, therefore the supply has dried up. At least until somebody ( hopefully) acquires his tooling and goes back into production. I could use a couple myself.
This is also what I heard. Too bad, though, as they were great reproduction badges!
-Mark
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