Please help Identify Parts

[Prostix]

Hi guys,
I bought some old drums parts the other day and was wondering if anyone could tell me who made these parts?
One is an old lug and claw with a drum key. The other is an old snare throw off.

http://www.buyandselldrums.com/ImageHost/1.JPG
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http://www.buyandselldrums.com/ImageHost/5.JPG

Thanks,
prostix

[Jaye]

Not sure...but if you can clean up that strainer...it's an old 3-point strainer...in good shape worth about $75-100....

[Prostix]

I think I found were the strainer came from. It looks like the one on the 1950 Concert King..what ya think?

http://www.vintagedrumguide.com/leedy_snare_drums_catalog_pages.html

[perclee]

Howdy Prostix,
The tension rod and claws look like late 1800s to early 1900s to me - roughly 1880 - 1910. Not sure if there's any way to definitively identify the company. A lot of builders were using this kind of generic, bulky, single tension hardware at the time. I have a drum distributed by (but not necessarily built by) the Thompson & Odell company of Boston, MA which dates from sometime around there. Check it out here (http://leevinson.com/gear.html#metalodell). Your rods are similar but aren't a perfect match for what that's worth.

Someone around here will be able to identify the strainer for you. Probably a Leedy or Slingerland part but I'll leave it to those in the know.
-Lee

[Mike Curotto]

Hi guys,
I bought some old drums parts the other day and was wondering if anyone could tell me who made these parts?
One is an old lug and claw with a drum key. The other is an old snare throw off.

http://www.buyandselldrums.com/ImageHost/1.JPG
http://www.buyandselldrums.com/ImageHost/2.JPG
http://www.buyandselldrums.com/ImageHost/3.JPG
http://www.buyandselldrums.com/ImageHost/4.JPG
http://www.buyandselldrums.com/ImageHost/5.JPG

Thanks,
prostix

Hi,
Would you sell me the drum key?...pm me at mike@curottodrums.com

Mike Curotto