Condition is a big factor with these drums. I would post a picture and prior to any cleaning let us see exactly what the drum is.

David

Thanks, David,

Unfortunately, I don't know how to post a picture on this forum.

When you created the post a box came up with lots of little buttons in rows.

You will see a variety of ways to do it.

One is a little paperclip and that will let you take it from your hard drive to the server. You can also provide a link to it if you have it on another area of the Internet, or you can send it to me.

[EMAIL="vsd@vintagesnaredrums.com"]vsd@vintagesnaredrums.com[/EMAIL]

David

THANKS for the response, David, and the helpful information.

I'll get right on it!:)

Hey, David,

When I tried to post my pics to the forum I was notified that they're too large. I also tried to e-mail a few to the address you provided, but I received a message, stating "undeliverable."

Help!Help

Send one at a time and see if that works.

David

Shall do!

Thanks.

Here is the drum

I saw this drum some where recently. Who ever spray painted it probably reduced the value by 1/2 or so.

I think the buyer will probably be more into the hardware and not the shell since it has been changed.

So a drum like that will probably sell for between $200 and $400 maybe more if two guys want the hardware.

I would PM Rich K and see what he says, he has some Leedy drums in his collection and he is better at pricing these drums.

David