Could someone help me figure out what these are and help me put some kind of value please. These are my bass players drums and I will be selling them for him. The sizes are 9x13 and 16x16. No legs for the floor tom.
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Pearl drum identification
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Thank you!
Jeff C
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Hello! Looks to me like the toms are from a Pearl P-22 kit from 1967-68.
The badges say 1960s (HERE) and I came across this catalog:
[ame="http://pearldrum.com/support/product-catalogs/1967-68-general-catalog.pdf"]here[/ame]
Not sure about prices, though. The yellow color is probably due to aging.
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Thank you, the catalog is great! I know nothing about Pearls so this is a great start, thanks again!
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Jeff C
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Thank you, the catalog is great! I know nothing about Pearls so this is a great start, thanks again!
You're welcome :) as far as I've searched, full kits from 1967-68 are worth an average value of $500. Anyway, from my perspective, it depends on the buyer. This value might be a reference for a drummer who's looking for a vintage kit, but it most certainly isn't an obstacle to the most dedicated collector. Just my two cents Keep on Pl
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Well, I do have the bass drum but the wrap was removed. I have the wrap but not sure if it can be re-applied or not.
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Jeff C
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