Photo #1-parts L to R are--top L is a lugwig or S/L rim clip 5.00--middle top is a cowbell holder clamp 5.00--top R is a 60s S/L "T" screw 5.00---Middle parts--L is a M.I.J. key 1960's-70's 5.00---middle key 50's S/L 40.00-- R key is a Ludwig 1950's --40,00...Phots 3 and 4 is a claw for bass drum M.I.J 60's-70's made and used on drums made by Pearl 2.50 each....Mikey

Jump For Joy I was thinking/hoping this was a Slingerland key. I'm well on my way to rounding out a complete late 50s Slingerland kit complete with a period correct drum key, BD pedal, cymbal L-arm (should be receiving within the next few weeks), and cymbal stands (I'm going to post pics later for verification that they are Slingerland stands...and other questions about them). I just need a 50s snare stand...and some 50s Zildjians :p.

Anyone know whether or not the items at the bottom of picture 1 are BD anchors? They are exactly alike except the one at left is missing the spike. Could one be used efficiently without the other?

Does anyone have a spike that might complete this set?

Also, what might be a fair price to ask for these?

Thanks for any and all assistance!

For got to add this on my reply..The spikes in the photo are from the 1920s-1930's maybe made by W&A or could be Ludwig or Slingerland..You would fine these mosty on bass drums from 26",27",28" drums..These are also known as "Bull Dogs" spikes or stage spikes..As far as the one spike missing you could also make one...Mikey

Thanks, Mikey! I looked real close at some of the old Slingerland catalogs on VDG last night and saw these on the very bottom of front BD hoops and no other spur or anything. I assume these were very early BD spurs.