And curiously no mention in the text about the illustrious signatures (in actual fact, no text at all). Curiouser and curiouser.

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I've often wondered how some people survive in business or in sales. Did the seller leave out things like the autographed drums or does the seller not have a clue?

Matt

That Bun E. signature looks a litte Fun E. to me

http://www.galleryofhistory.com/html/archivelotdisplay.asp?documentID=222002.jpg&catDescription=Music+&+Performers

Nope i've heard its legit from another forum in which Bun E. is a member.

Just some speculation from little ol' me, but in L.A. they have had a Vintage Drum Show in Hollyweird and Thousand Oaks is but a short drive from there. I can't say for sure, but I'd bet one of those, if not both of those signatures were gotten at that show.....

They didn't have it this year because of an illness of one of the persons that puts it on, I was looking forward to it, because I'm starting to look and they have some great door prizes....

Even if you weren't a drummer and got your hands on these things to sell wouldn't you be slightly curious as to why two different people had put their signatures in the drums. It's not like we're talking about dinky little name tags for personal ID or anything.

Anyway, beautiful looking kit (probably even better with hallucinogens) - hope it goes to a nice home.

Well GOOD because it would be a really Cheap Trick to forge his name...

Sorry.. I just couldn't let that one go by.

hehe. i appreciate a good pun every once in awhile.