Name/Title
Drum, BassDescription
Has what appears to be 2 white skin drum heads stretched over wood hoops 1 1/2" wide; the hoops are placed on a wood cylinder aprox. 13 or 13 1/2" wide, ther is a second set of hoops on the cylinder that act as stops for the set holding the drum heads; there are 12 adjustable stops for the set holding the drum heads; there are 12 adjustable tension rods connecting the two heads, rods are iron with a brighter metal plating; on the top is a small metal ring to attach a strap to fro parade march.
Marks: paper labe inside drum visible from sound hole on bottom reads "Lyon & Healy/Factories, Healy Station/Warerooms, Wabash and Adams St.,/Chicago"
Special Functio: Drum originally used by donors' grandfather
Remarks: Drum came in a case made of wood slats; the case is 83.77.1A. Donors' broke the case trying to open it.Use
Used by John Schoentrup, Sr.Collection
Richard & John SchoentrupAcquisition
Accession
1983.077Source or Donor
Schoentrup, Richard and JohnAcquisition Method
DonationMade/Created
Place
City
ChicagoState/Province
IllinoisCountry
United States of AmericaContinent
North AmericaNotes
Made: c. 1895Create Date
December 8, 1983Update Date
August 3, 2024