Looks absolutely fabulous, pity can´t hear them sound. Great job!

Very nice,I have only seen a few Camcos in person,and never a GW as I can remember.The script,font on the BD head looks a lot like what DW uses,is that an original GW head?

LOL - No, the logo was created by a good buddy of mine who loves, plays and collects Geo. Way and Camco drums. The play on the DW logo is his idea. Bloody brilliant I think. He gifted me the logo for my bass drum. I've gotten a lot of positive comments from other drummers about it. Kind of like an 'inside joke' that only other drummers can appreciate.

BTW, it is only one of two known examples of a 14"x20" Geo. Way bass drum. The other one is in a private collection in the UK. Cool beans, man! I love it that it's rarer than a hens tooth... adds to the mojo.

John

Very nice John. Yes Sir

mfry! Geez, everybody is here! I wish I'd known sooner, I would have signed up a week ago! lol

I was telling Mark that I found the forum by accident. I've had this place bookmarked for years. I use it for serial numbers, badges, any kind of research I need to do to identify vintage drums I have always used this site. I was here a few days ago and for the very first time, I noticed this place had a forum. The second I clicked into the forum I saw familiar names... so I signed up immediately. I'm glad I did. Great to be reunited with my drum-buds. The Band

John

Always loved this kit. I remember how you agonized over what color to re-wrap. I think you made a wise choice.

Great looking drums. Purdie. Good to see you in here. Are you thinking about completing the drum set by installing a vintage correct tom mount? Mr. Way made many drum sets with a rail consolette. That is what I would use if the drums were mine.

How rare is Camco to me personally? In 20 years of collecting and playing vintage drums, gigging, and visiting drum shops all over the US, I have never seen a Camco kit in person.

But I have seen, heard, and played an ASBA kit!

Buzz

Great work as usual John! Bowing

Michael C