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What is this rail mount?

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Found this in my pile of parts. Can anyone help with make?

Thanks

Wayne

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Could be anything! I've never seen a square-head key like that, I wonder if it's factory or a home-job? The rail though - looks MIJ to me, possibly Star/Hoshino, but I have been known to make errors from time to time...

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Thats an Hoshino Part as far as i can see:-)

regards

Christian

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From ChristianB

Thats an Hoshino Part as far as i can see:-)regardsChristian

That was my guess, too. The notches in the bottom end of the rails makes it look as if some type of stand-off would fit into them very much like the Hoshino type mounts. Kenwood speak up! (Not my picture. Borrowed off of a VDF member's post.)

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Posted on 8 years ago
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Maybe Walberg & Auge two bolt consolette with lower mount missing? See Vintage Tom Mount article (photo #8) in Vintage Drum Guide. Used by many drum companies, the square wrench may help narrow that down.

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MIJ for sure , here is one on one of my sets . This is on a 68 Kent diamond lug set right when they were starting to use some MIJ parts . The rest of the set is US made except for the tom mount and FT leg mounts ...

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A crafty Japanese copy or maybe, possibly, W&A? Vintage Tom Mount article by Ken Hart claims the W&A consolette was used by the Kent Drum Co. (see page 1, photo #6). There are some subtle differences but the article says there were some variations. The nuts and bolts should tell the story. MIJ is probably metric fasteners, W&A would be english. The square head nut and wrench seems MIJ to avoid copyright infringement.

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