They will be 3 ply drums. They are most likely mahogany/poplar/mahogany, especially if the interiors are white. The mid 68 and later models had clear maple interiors.

Mike

Thanks Mike. Yes, the interiors are white. I would guess they would be called 'classics' since I added the snare later, although it's from the same time period.

Anyway, I appreciate the response.

Stephen

Does your bass have telescoping spurs? 2 pair? Nice kit.........marko

What Mike said, but additionally some Ludwigs of that era have maple on the inside instead of mahogany. that was one reason for the white paint, so they'd match in appearance even if they didn't in wood makeup. You might even have a mixture of mahogany and maple interiors. They all sound good though.

Yes, marko, the bass drum has 2 pairs of telescoping spurs. Does that mean anything special?

Thanks.

Stephen

Thanks for that information.

Stephen

You say that you may be selling these nice looking drums soon. Please resist the temptation to call this set a Ringo set in any "for sale" listings for the drums. They can stand on their own merits without doing so.

Yes, I would never call them a Ringo set in an ad. I just call them that compared to my other kits. Wrong color and sizes for a Ringo kit.

Thanks.

Stephen

Super classic, with optional 20" bass drum, with optional dual telescoping Spurs.

Or just call it a 60's Ludwig set. 'Nuff said.

Cool little kit.