Maybe around the turn of the century.
Shell is 15 3/4 by 4 inches..... thin brass.....
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Lyon & Healy Marching Snare Last viewed: 7 hours ago
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Kevin
Posted on 14 years ago
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I got to see this beauty before Kevin was totally finished with it, and it really is a Looker!!Jumping2
Your drummers not much good is he!? What you need is someone that's as good as me. ! John Henry Bonham !!
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Sweet! Excellent work on the restore!
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Thanks guys !!!
Kevin
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Nice old drum!! What wood are the hoops? And whats the piece on the side?
Cheers,Ed
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Nice old drum!! What wood are the hoops? And whats the piece on the side? Cheers,Ed
Thanks BigE !
Not sure on the hoops, they're pretty though.
VTM2000 saw this one close up, maybe he knows better than I.
That's a belt clip and leg rest on the side.... I've either got big thighs or it's designed for some skinny dude.
Kevin
Posted on 14 years ago
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Beautiful drum!
It looks a little like the 1925 Wilson Brothers drum I recently cleaned up.
Are your t-rod heads around 5/16"?
Ya - pretty hoops - I like it.
Congratulations.
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Beautiful drum!It looks a little like the 1925 Wilson Brothers drum I recently cleaned up.Are your t-rod heads around 5/16"?Ya - pretty hoops - I like it.Congratulations.
Thanks Kona !!
A bit bigger... 10mm was what I finally settled on.
Seeing your beautiful Wilson snare pushed me off the fence into getting this L@H.
I had been missing the birdseye maple L@H I sold last year also.
Kevin
Posted on 14 years ago
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