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  • Rogers Bass Drum
  • 20" Diameter x 14" Deep
  • Cleveland, OH Classmate Model Paper Label Serial No.: 8903
  • Era: Early 1960s 
  • Concert/Marching Bass Drum with 1 Eyelet Mount and 8 Single-Tension Thumb-Tuning Rods
  • Hard to find Virgin shell only drilled for 8 center lugs and 2 harness eyelets
  • Original Blue Duco Lacquer Finish
  • 4-Ply Jasper Maple Shell with 3-Ply Maple Reinforcement Rings - Same shell as 1st Generation Camco Oaklawn and George Way
  • Original Evans Econo Sound Bass Drum Batter and Resonant Heads
  • Complete, Original and Fully Functional - Ready to play
US Shipping is $65 International Airmail is $295 Canada is $195, Australia $345 Condition Description: G - Bass drum is in Good Condition. All original with no modifications or extra holes. Blue Duco Lacquer Finish is original with minimal paint loss with minor wear and signs of use. Shell is very clean with nice bearing edges, tight re-rings, original gray paint interior, and no damages or issues. Chrome hardware is mostly clean and shiny with minor wear and signs of use. All complete and original just missing 1 eyelet for a marching harness. Heads are vintage Evans Econo Sound possibly original to the drum, with no splits or holes. Complete, all original, fully functional, and ready to play 

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Listed6 years ago
ConditionVery Good (Used)
Very Good items may show a few slight marks or scratches but are fully functional and in overall great shape.Learn more
Brand
Model
  • Rogers Cleveland 20x14" Bass Drum Duco Classmate Model 60s Marching
Finish
  • Blue
Year
  • 60s

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