I am confused you want a 9 inch spur? and a 14 inch spur ? both for the same drum? a good L arm tom holder will set you back 100.00 the lugs should be easy on efray and it sounds like you are missing the later style double tom holder which would make your other mount a cymbal holder the later style tom holder is the only mount that would have a bigger hole top dead center ..

Sorry, one bass is a 22" and one is 20". I corrected the text.

I was wondering if that larger hole base plate was for, but then why have the smaller hole base plates exactly opposite on the base drum where the single tom mounts would go? I will try to post a picture of the bass drum. (well that didn't work...the message says that it failed but gave no reason).

Trying to post this picture again with it downsized.

More pics..

Hey Barry,This is what i think someone must have love the rogers s-o-m mountsLaughing H ok with all joking over with..The mount on the middle of bass drum--bigger hole-- is for a double tom mount..the two on the middle of bass drum are single tom mounts--one on right side is for a L-arm cymbal mount--one on bottom left of bass drum l-arm mount..Now for what ones came on the drum and what ones were added i would remove the mounts and check the hole's you would be able to tell what mounts were added to the drum..Mikey

Thanks Mikey. It looks like this kit was owned by people who wanted to keep their options open. : )

Does anyone have the correct second generation later dbl tom mounting set-up for my 1967/68 Londoner Holiday Rogers kit, that they would be willing to sell for a "REASONABLE PRICE"? The kit was originally set-up with dbl toms. I don't have the larger locking collar for that dbl tom Collette either, so I will be willing to buy the whole set-up,, including the bass drum plate with wing nut. I want nice parts, so nothing rusty or pitted up. Thanks.