There is a plate missing which goes between the screw and the hoop. And I have never seen a cymbal arm on a consolette.

Thanks for clarifying about the plate on the spurs. Does the plate stay attached in some way on the hoop or is it effectively loose once the clamp is released?

Something like in the pic I attached. The tabs stay with the spurs. I think the tabs that go with yours are a bit simpler, not "C" shaped.

Rail mount - it looks like the previous owner lost parts for the "clockface" mount and was maybe a lefty anyway and just added a new link [see 2nd pic] to the one side.

Awesome bass drum sir, I hope you get it looking just how you want it.

Mitch

Thanks - that's very helpful and explains why the hoop is in good order still. Can anyone ID this drum in terms of model? I'm hoping to build a new kit around it using other Slingerland orphan drums, maybe of differing eras and re-wrapping them to match.

Likely the "replaced" piece of pearl us not a replacement. It takes 2 pieces of wrap to cover a bass drum.

Thanks very much, I didn't know that.

Cool drum Gerard. Here's a spur very similar to yours. These came with my Radio King kit. The plate would be easy enough to make

Badge is the 56-59 version. Center lug bass was offered in a few different combo's in the catalog it seems. Very nice drum and will made a great foundation to build a kit from! I very much like the aged WMP look. Classy!

Thanks a lot for the info guys. Andrew, those spurs look almost identical to mine and as you say, that little plate would be very easy to manufacture. The jury is still out on whether to try to 'restore' the wrap or leave it as-is. You can tell that it must be the UV that fades the shell because the underside is in quite good condition and hasn't faded much. The surface of the faded wrap has become matte causing the WMP to lose some of its depth. It may be that using a fine rubbing compound may be enough to restore the shine and with it, some of its depth.