Seen and photograped while visiting Old Sturbridge Village in Massachusetts.
Word is, drummers back in these days sent orders to troops in the field by playing certain rudimental sequences on drums like this. So, how would you interrupt your foe's communication lines? You guessed it. Shoot the drummer:mad:
You definitely found an Oldy ! Thanks for the photo. It's difficult to guess the size of this drum, it looks somewhat small. The marching signal drums were quite large, 20X16, & variations on these dimensions.
Seen and photograped while visiting Old Sturbridge Village in Massachusetts.Word is, drummers back in these days sent orders to troops in the field by playing certain rudimental sequences on drums like this. So, how would you interrupt your foe's communication lines? You guessed it. Shoot the drummer:mad:
That's why the drummer is behind the band.The Band
They should have sent the lead guitarist out first...Guitar Dude Man
tdennis, This must be what you're talking about. It was in another of the display cases. Plenty of valuable old firearms in there too. A fascinating place.
