Superb example of a 1035 Super Olympic snare drum courtesy of the Drum Museum of Hungary www.drummuseum.hu this is part of a Super Olympic set which can be seen on the Kits page. The drum museum site is well worth a visit.

Superb looking late 60's metal shell 1005 snare, not many left in a condition like this, most of these drums were Chrome over Brass shells so they do sound superb.

Here's a rare one - it's a 1970's 12x8 Junior Parade Drum in White Duroplastic model number 1045, first one I've seen, note the strange butt plate idea keeping in mind these were 5 lug drums

(thanks to Ebay seller for permission to use photographs)

Many thanks to Charles Laine for this picture of his near mint example of a 1959-60 WMP 8 lug model 1151 P snare drum.

Note the brightness of the wrap, the double flange hoops and the cardboard transition badge.

Charles has noted that 1002 is written in pencil inside the drum so this probably could be one of the very last 1151's before production moved on to the 1002 model