Late 1967 towards 1968. Value.. Depends on the day. Perhaps around 1200-1500

You are missing a cymbal knobby on the right side of the BD, that's what was where those four carriage bolts are now. The center mount, was added. It could be changed out to a second knobby for a splash. The original tom mount location isn't one that I would like.

I'd guess this to be a collection of loners with flat greys from '67 and speckled from '68. The bass layout is commonly referred to as the "Starlighter". You can see that layout in the '67-'68 catalog available on the link to 'Vintage Drum Guide' at the top of this webpage. 14x14 has statite legs that show up from time-to-time, though most floor toms with beavertail lugs have knobby mounts and hex legs 21" long. The bass and tom won't draw a whole lot in terms of value, particularly whereas someone added a Londoner mount at the front of the bass, but the floor tom alone could fetch anywhere from $400 to $1000 depending on how much someone has been looking for that drum to match their own set that has a differing size floor tom. I'd go with the value Ploughman established.

I LOVE those sizes!!!!!!!!

Dave

Phenomenal- mine are identical but mine are a 67/69 dayton/fullerton mix//