I just picked up this shell yesterday. I started trying to find the badge on here today. Found it next to the badge that says "this came off a WWII drum." The shell size is 16x12!!! Yes that is 16 diameter and 12 deep. Someone before me I think painted it red. The hardware has seen better days and I think it is missing one of the tension rods since there are 8 holes and 7 rods. (I know, I should work for NASA) The hoops are both wood and in great condition over all. The number 3511 is stamped inside. Anyone got any info on this old drum?
Leedy (WWII Badge) Snare Drum Last viewed: 1 hour ago
You have a leedy field snare drum from november 1935 the numbers stamped inside the shell 3511 means the year and month it was built! this is a pic of one that I have, what size is yours?
16 diameter 12 deep
Cant find any others like it that size! Pluse mine only have the single eyelet on each rod.
16 diameter 12 deepCant find any others like it that size! Plus mine only have the single eyelet on each rod.
that is the same size as mine,also mine and yours has the same manufacturing date 3511, yours is a lower line model than mine is, I can't remember what your model is called!!
Should I try to clean up the rods? Should I try to strip the paint off it? Is there any value to it?
Here is a pic of the shell interior of mine 3511 stamp dated!
The only hardware I have for it is the rods. Does anyone have the the other stuff I need and how much? Thanks!
The only hardware I have for it is the rods. Does anyone have the the other stuff I need and how much? Thanks!
Unfortunately these old marchers don't sell for much, send Mikey777 a pm or better yet an email with your needs, he's our parts guru!
Thanks I totally will do that!
Since I had some ideas I thought I would throw this guy up that I got with the Leedy. Cant remember if this was a Leedy or not but there was no badge.
Yeah it looks like a conn era drum, leedy, or ludwig ludwig one of those! any stamp dates inside?
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