From the way the shell is build-i would say this is Tromsa! Also RKB brings me to that point! But i never saw a strainer and those lugs on Tromsa Drums! Could be Trowa or Tacton also! Some german brand i am quite sure!

regards

Christian

Thank you so much!

I have been searching for days on internet about the west german drum companies but I can't find nothing similar to this snare.

The strange thing is that it has no label or badge: how it is possible?

Also the lugs mounted are not helpful to determine which model could be.

it's a restored Alberti

Italian drums.

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bye

Luca

http://www.drumsetmag.com/author/luca-luciano/

Grazie Luca!

Mi hai tolto da una situazione che mi stava facendo diventare matto! hahahah!!! :-) ero indeciso se fosse un rullante tedesco o di una marca vintage italiana ma non sapevo dove e cosa cercare nell'ambito del vintage made in Italy così mi sono focalizzato solo sulle ditte tedesche... peccato che purtroppo quando me le avevano dato aveva tutto il rivestimento originale rovinato ed ho dovuto sostituirlo.

Grazie, ora almeno so dargli un nome! :-)

Silvio

Big yes to Luca.

Hexagonal head bolts immediately tell us about italian drums... :)

Cheers,

George.

Hi George, sometimes also East Europe have hexagonal head bolts. here lugs and shell tell: Alberti :)

So you never stop learning with drums:-) never heard of the company:-)

Top assist Luca;-)

regards

Christian

Hi Cristian, you mean East Europe company?

Hi Luca, I never personally have not seen any Eastern European old drums with hex head bolts - always slot only, or square.

Well, but I really heard about some models of polish Szpaderski drums with hex bolts.

Cheers,

George.