Shawn, what are the sizes also what is it your exactly wanting to know, also on the rail mount you have the cymbal arm on your tom and a tom mount in the cymbal holder the one to the left on the bass drum. beautiful drums, from the time line obviously the blue olive badge drum was added later. also I've added a pic of the rail mount as so you can see what yours is suppose to have on it. Oh I just saw the before and after pics job well done, you've saved an awesome little kit.

Thank you, they cleaned up SO nicely and sounded great even with decaying heads on them.

I swapped the hardware around for pics. Im going to mount the rack tom on an Iso mount eventually.

Toms are 13" and 16", Bass is a 20"

I'd love to know what model they are and what year the floor tom was made, the serial Number on that one throws me for a loop.

here is the link to the serial #'s you floor tom is 70's don't have the number so I'll let you do it. Oh, I got ahead of myself with the timline your floor could be factory, the badge change from keystone to blue olive is summer of 1969 and very early 1970.

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

perfect, that puts it in the 78 range.

Any idea what model the bass and tom are? Did they have models back then?

I'd love to know what wood they are etc..

shawn, what is the serial number of the floor tom, if your correct then it was added later, also the two keystone badged drums don't really have a set configuration to them, but yes they had names for kits actually from day one. in the early 1900's

floor tom is 1369556

yep your correct, it definetly is an added floor tom, get em tuned and play away!!

getting new heads tonight, trying to purchase a matching snare

some metal drums that could of come with the kit would be an Lm 400 supraphonic, and an acrolite look for either of those also the acro are reasonable and fantastic sounding. the lm 400 is one of the all time great snare drums. look up at the picture gallery the third pic is an acrolite