That's a 1960's Ludwig Keystone silver sparkle (ginger-aled for sure). Looks like modifications to the mounting system on the toms have been made, as well as extra holes on the bass drum. Missing hoops/hardware for bottom of toms and bass drum (obviously), with luck - they still have them somewhere.

I'd be more excited about the cymbals and the snare (hopefully a Supraphonic).

Keystone badge on the fl tom and baseball bat mufflers would indicate that this is a 60's set not 70's. It's tough to tell what the snare is but one lug is visible and doesn't look like Ludwig. It also looks like there was a rail mount for the tom that was removed and filled in with carriage bolts. A fixer upper for sure if the price is right.

It doesn't look like a Supra back there, almost like the lugs from a Rocker, maybe? That would be too bad. But I'm looking forward to the cymbals on this!flowers2

Interiors have been overpainted gray.

I wasn't sure about that. I thought maybe the shadow may be making the white interiors look gray.

id pass ,the holly wood configure is out dated and it needs a lot of work unless the kit is 350 us to 525 and u want to play it gary

I just don't understand why someone needs to get a bucket of gray paint and go nuts on the interior of drums. I hate to paint anything, let alone take off the lugs of drum and paint interior shells. Why do people feel the need to modify? Get a dog. Please, step away from the drum kit! So many ways to ruin a good thing :)

And they're gone! Which is probably a good thing 'cause I just told my wife last night that I bought a Rogers Starlight..:eek: