slidey New member Jul 31, 2007 #1 Ludwig drum co. Monroe, N.C, U.S.A. 3202489 is exactly what is on the badge. I'm trying to work/find out how old the shell is that I've just bought it's a steel shell Attachments ludwig badge.jpg 20 KB · Views: 363 ludwig shell.jpg 22.8 KB · Views: 362
Ludwig drum co. Monroe, N.C, U.S.A. 3202489 is exactly what is on the badge. I'm trying to work/find out how old the shell is that I've just bought it's a steel shell
slidey New member Jul 31, 2007 #2 so far my net searches have revealed a grand pile of nothing................
E Elton Bear Unregistered Abuser Jul 31, 2007 #3 Yeah, the internet sucks for Ludwig. I can't help you I'm afraid, I'm trying to find the same thing out about mine, but there's no serial numbers
Yeah, the internet sucks for Ludwig. I can't help you I'm afraid, I'm trying to find the same thing out about mine, but there's no serial numbers
R Russtopher New member Jul 31, 2007 #4 Given the badge style, and high serial number, I'd have to say it's from the late 80's or newer. My Supra has the b/o badge, it's from 1972. If it has 10 lugs, it may be a Supra, which is an aluminum shell. Hope this helps!
Given the badge style, and high serial number, I'd have to say it's from the late 80's or newer. My Supra has the b/o badge, it's from 1972. If it has 10 lugs, it may be a Supra, which is an aluminum shell. Hope this helps!
slidey New member Jul 31, 2007 #5 hmmmmm seems I've been had according to some learned friends. He looked at the pics & within 2 seconds he said "1st thing I can tell you is that aint a ludwig shell, OK the badge but not the shell is really cheap"
hmmmmm seems I've been had according to some learned friends. He looked at the pics & within 2 seconds he said "1st thing I can tell you is that aint a ludwig shell, OK the badge but not the shell is really cheap"