Welcome! Well, first of all, let's see the drums! Post some pictures of them, exteriors, lugs, and some interiors. showing any paper tags, that sort of thing. Wirhout pix, we can't tell anything!

They are sparkle blue.

The floor tom and snare have a plain wood interior, but the other two toms and the base drum have a silver interior...

The silver interiors are a hint that the drums might be Gretsch, or that somebody painted them to look like Gretsch.

The pictures you posted, at least in my browsers, show up really small. I can't tell anything from them. Can you post bigger ones? I'd suggest a minimum resolution (size) of at least 640x480.

Yes, please repost the pix larger. My first impression of the lugs on the floor tom say they may be MIJ...Star Drums, later to become TAMA, used the silver-grey paint as well and many people that really don't know what they are looking at can be decieved by the paint alone because they heard that only Gretsch used the "silver sealer" paint...Just because he works in a drum shop doen't make him an expert. GC inparticular has some real winners in the drum shop.

I would say your set is not a Gretsch set,in photo three the tom mount is a M.I.J. 60s mount,iam with jonni on this star or some other name 1960s M.I.J. set..Mikey

GC and the 'experts' in the drum room. I still claim that ALL of the 'drum experts' I've met at Guitar Center are confident that most drums are round... and that would be the extent of their knowledge. Why do you think they call it Guitar Center?

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My Royal Star has the same interior paint. Hard too date, but I assume very, very late 60's.

Very old and rare...................

Gulliver Percussion drums, model " LLL " ...... often referred to as the "Triple Lilli" .

Fell out of favor due to the era's inability to produce a high quality toothpick-sized drum stick.

From your pictures there is insufficient info for me to be able to determine anything other than that they are blue sparkle drums.