Identify cymbal L-arm

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I've got this L-arm. 

Anyone recognize it? 

And how it was intended to be  mounted?

 

Posted on 4 months ago
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There is not much to go on with this L-Arm without the top section.  It is for sure not a standard L-Arm with the one end being the way it is.  I can't pinpoint exactly, but the way it is made the bottom of the L-arm looks like it would bolt down to another stand.  Possibly an accessory stand.  This will take some pondering.  Their is one guy out there that knows exactly what you have, but it will take time for them to respond or see this post.

Posted on 4 months ago
#2
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If I had to guess, I would say this looks like a piece from an old-time Trap table that was mounted over a Bass Drum.

1974-75 Rogers Starlighter IV New England White 13/16/22 (w/Dyna)
1964-67 Rogers Blue Glass Glitter 12/14/16/20
early Oaklawn Camco Blue Moire 12/14/20
1926 Super Ludwig 5x14
1960-ish Ludwig COB 5x14 Super Sensitive
1960-ish Ludwig COB 6.5x14 Super Sensitive
1970 Ludwig COB Cut-Badge 5x14 Supra Phonic

Looking for a Camco Aristocrat SD in Blue Moire!!
Posted on 4 months ago
#3
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Thanks for the input . . .  

If anyone recognized it, let me know!

Posted on 3 months ago
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Member kdg is correct.

Old Leedy and perhaps other brands' catalogs often showed trap assemblies with arms that attached like these.

Posted on 3 months ago
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