If you're E.G. Clawson's son... first, I'm sorry to hear about your dad passing on. Next, you really need to 'un-pile' those drums (so no further damage to the wrap occurs,) in order to keep them in as good condition as possible.

You also might consider cleaning them up and playing them. Your dad's band was one of the pioneers of 'psychedelic rock' in the 60's. There's some serious history and mojo connected to that kit. Not for anything, but, if they were -my- dad's drums, I'd sell the clothes off my back before I'd sell his drum kit. You may regret this later. Think about it long and hard. You might want to pass these on to your own son in the future. You just never know.

But, if you really (really) need to sell them, tell people who your dad was and more about the band. Post a bio of him and of the band. It'll help to get them into a good home where they will be appreciated and hopefully, played. I'm rooting for some old, hippie drummer getting them. Someone who can really appreciate their history.

E.G., R.I.P.

Best of luck with your sale.

John

I agree with the Shuffle man but if you must please post the drum sizes and exactly how many there are .. thanks

I vote to keep them. I am restoring my dads kit and I wouldn't sell them for any amount of money. They were my grandfathers passed to him that will be passed to me to be passed to my kids. I find the sentimental value there indescribable. You should consider keeping them. No one will appreciate them more than you his son.