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Need help In identifying two drums I have

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Hi Again, Can you tell me what they call these drums, do they have a certain name ?

Thanks oldie

Posted on 10 years ago
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From tamadrm

+1.That badge was used between 55-59Steve B

Ahh yes thank you, I was thinking of the other brass badge. My mistake

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Posted on 10 years ago
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Maybe you can see the badge a little better in these pictures. Thanks

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Posted on 10 years ago
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From mchair303

So who made that Regency? I've never seen those lugs or strainer on any of the MIJ stencil kits I've come across. Mike

The Regency drum is a M.I.J. drum made in about 1963-4.The Regency name was one that Pearl used.I have not seen that badge but i have seen the lug's on set's.I even have some of these snare drum lug's in my parts.

The snare was a copy like of a Slingerland radio king with clip's on the rims the strainer was like a copy of the Roger's Classman one if i recall tthe need right.

The Slingerland snare the guy's are right on the price 99.99 +shipping on Ebay.

The Regency snare with the missing strainer part's-{ iwish i had them}-i would start the bid at 19.99 +shipping..

Mikey777

Posted on 10 years ago
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From MIKEY777

The Regency drum is a M.I.J. drum made in about 1963-4.The Regency name was one that Pearl used.I have not seen that badge but i have seen the lug's on set's.I even have some of these snare drum lug's in my parts.The snare was a copy like of a Slingerland radio king with clip's on the rims the strainer was like a copy of the Roger's Classman one if i recall tthe need right.The Slingerland snare the guy's are right on the price 99.99 +shipping on Ebay.The Regency snare with the missing strainer part's-{ iwish i had them}-i would start the bid at 19.99 +shipping..Mikey777

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Posted on 10 years ago
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From oldie

Maybe you can see the badge a little better in these pictures. Thanks

Yes that badge was 55 to 59, in 60 the script went to the cursive. The other pic made it look black and goldish.

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Posted on 10 years ago
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From tamadrm

+1.That badge was used between 55-59,right before the black and gold badge.Marching drums like that are very common and go for aroung 100-150 tops in pristine condition.Beverly drums were actually made in England and are of decent quality up there with Ajax and student level Premier.Neither is particularly desireable or collectable but make great players.Steve B

Why the hell did I say Beverly?Sorry about that,my mistake,and thanks Mikey for getting it right.:o

Steve B

Posted on 10 years ago
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You guys are the best,I greatly appreciated all the information that was provide

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Posted on 10 years ago
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Hi MIKEY

You stated the Regency is missing the Strainer can you describe what a strainer look like,

I may have it and not know it or maybe send a picture of one

Thank you oldie

Posted on 10 years ago
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