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Some new TROWA on ebay

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Hi friends,

I'm a very good searcher and here is some new TROWA staff on ebay to your attention.

First is 13 x 4,5" snare --- extremely rare from the same line as Henk's ('hemelsoet') set. That line of TROWA drums was fist produced just after "conic lugs " line --- near to end of 50's.

It has an aluminium riveted hoops as Dule found.

Not good condition -- parallel drop and leveral muffler are missing--- modern strainer is mounted --- shell is unwrapped and painted---piece of shell is broken off.

Sadly...

http://www.ebay.de/itm/110774687204

George.

Posted on 12 years ago
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The second is WMP 14 x 4" famous TROWA parallel action snare, not bad complete condition, original parts. It's last model before Tacton merge in 1970 --- 3-ply beech shell with re-rings.

The seller don't knows what is it...

Look at it - maybe you'll like it.. :)

http://www.ebay.de/itm/Interessante-schone-alte-Vintage-Trommel-Snare-Durchmesser-ca-35-5-cm-/110794193524?pt=Drums_Percussion&hash=item19cbd93a74

George.

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The third is the TROWA BD footpedal -- not very rare, but I think that it will be an interesting to VDF guys.

This pedal is from pre-merged Tacton era, about 62 - 69's.

If you never seen it before - it's here...

http://www.ebay.de/itm/TROWA-Fusmaschine-Singlepedal-Modell-Saale-DDR-Vintage-/120832721665?pt=DDR_Ostalgie&hash=item1c22310301

George.

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Posted on 12 years ago
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The fourth is the not often meeting TROWA free-floating snare 15 x 5". That snare is from mid --- end of 50's, one-side strainer unificated with parts of parallel drop mechanism.

The seller called it "Lefima/ Tromsa". :)

Maybe he he was a bad pupil at school and still never learned to read?...

See below.

http://www.ebay.de/itm/Vintage-Snaredrum-/260919444582?pt=Drums_Percussion&hash=item3cc002c466

George.

Posted on 12 years ago
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The fifth is the spare part of cymbal stand - rubber tip for a free hanged ride without felts and wing-nut.

In 70's we called it "tеаt"... --- I have the same on mine original TROWA stand.

Most of modern drummers never seen it, but this tеаt is still available from Steger family's german drumshop.

I've no doubt that our collegue Ralf perfectly knows him...:)

http://www.ebay.de/itm/Beckenkopf-Vintage-/170751002349?pt=Drums_Percussion&hash=item27c18d86ed

George.

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