I don't think there are any definitive ways to track it down , short of tracing back to the original sale. I think that you can safely say (99%) built between 1970 & 1974 though.

The concert toms were also sold as separate item.. "The Eight Brothers"..

I do recall though that the build quality of these sets was A1.. and another recollection is that it would take me 4-5 hours to set up a kit out of the box.

Rest assured.. if you do track down the missing toms you will have a kit of decent value.. IMO.

After another search I found this link.. Where ??? right here under our bloody noses...

http://www.vintagedrumguide.com/images/my_collection/literature/pearl/1970-pearl-catalog-4.jpg

Cheers

John

HI John :) I have seen other links like that but not that one in particular, its a nice thought that the kit may have value but the only value really is to me, however if I ever have kids they may want it left in the will, but Im sure they will be so lazy by then, it might be to much like hard work to set up Mallet Player2

When I have the old kit (Same one, just 20 years ago) I would go in an hour before the band to set up, then there was the sound check, when we started I had no mics at all, but as we got better and the gigs got bigger, most of the FOH desk was mine :) matter of fact here is a picture of my original kit with the Rogers Big R B/Ds -

Hi there, well after a little time and a little luck and loads of help I have finally managed to get the kit cleaned and reskined and it's sounding like thunder, now just for the purpose of those who dont know too much about the pearly dyna family kit OR if you want to hear what it sounds like just click this LINK with a bit of luck you'll see what the jit looks and sounds like :) by the way be kind about my drumming :)

Thanks for all the help

Glen

It's been a while but I thought I should let you see the finished kit, which I'm so proud of 😄

youre neibors must hate you those might wake the dead for shure and i,m trying not to **** off my neibors with my fiberglass kit boomer