Hello Vintage Drum Community

This is my first post and want to share my kit for comment as you will see is most likely "One of a Kind" or early manufacturer prototype that was not badged. I am processing information to describe more accurately so please understand.

I have owned this drum kit for 15 years now and cannot determine the original origin and age. I purchased them from salvation army association (friend) that knew I loved drums. The drums have no badges of any kind and are most likely “one of kind” or very early prototype. I am amazed by the detail, craftsmanship and function of every handmade piece to this kit. The sound is characteristic “Jazz Trap” due to the small diameters and each drum is double hooped to accept calf skin heads, Remo fiber skin was fitted to emulate that material. Each drum has functioning mutes, lugs, tensioners and vents, each one hand made. The high hat stand is wood and spun aluminum support, the cow bells are soldered brass, cymbals for the hat are not marked and possibly handmade as well. Drum mounting hardware is solid brass, threaded, bolted and functions very well (sturdy), most amazing is the snare drum tension mechanism, it is pull and catch lever all handmade. The kick pedal was purchased separately attempting to match the era of the drums, if I would guess the late 1940’s. I have appreciated these drums like a fine piece of furniture. The only identifiable parts are snare drum head and cymbal that is stamped “Roxy” Made in West Germany” and could have been added at some time.

Drum Kit:

• 5” x 14” Snare

• 6” Concert Tom

• 8” Concert Tom

• 12” Mounted Tom

• 21” Bass Drum

I have more photo that I can provide but for purpose of this thread, I will keep to minimum.