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I've got a combo block/cowbell holder that came with a Cleveland-era Rogers kit that I purchased used some time ago. I have no idea whether Rogers manufactured its own holders. This particular one has no markings on it whatsoever. I'm hoping that somebody might be able to I.D. it for me.

Thanks in advance for your time and your help.

Posted on 9 years ago
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It looks a little like a Duplex one I have somewhere, but I'll have to find it...

1964 Ludwig Champagne Super Classic
1970 Ludwig Blue Oyster Super Classic
1977 Rogers Big R Londoner 5 ebony
1972/1978 Rogers Powertone/Big R mix ebony
60's Ludwig Supersensitive
Pearl B4514 COB snare ( the SC snare)
Pearl Firecracker
PJL WMP maple snare
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Posted on 9 years ago
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From funkypoodle

It looks a little like a Duplex one I have somewhere, but I'll have to find it...

Appreciate the input!Clapping Happy2

Posted on 9 years ago
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I have one that came with my Cleveland B & B kit. It has Rogers stamped on it. It does not look anything like yours.

Posted on 9 years ago
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From jerrysterken

I have one that came with my Cleveland B & B kit. It has Rogers stamped on it. It does not look anything like yours.

Thanks for the feedback!

Posted on 9 years ago
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Looks like a standard W&A holder. As such it may have been sold by Rogers as well as other drum makers. W&A supplied a lot of hardware to many drum companies in the 40s and 50s into the 60s. As the 1960s rolled along most companies brought their hardware production in house. Gretsch stuck with W&A longer than any of the other companies (into the 70s).

Posted on 9 years ago
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From K.O.

Looks like a standard W&A holder. As such it may have been sold by Rogers as well as other drum makers. W&A supplied a lot of hardware to many drum companies in the 40s and 50s into the 60s. As the 1960s rolled along most companies brought their hardware production in house. Gretsch stuck with W&A longer than any of the other companies (into the 70s).

I appreciate your time and the information provided!

Posted on 9 years ago
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