Spring Militaria, Art, Rock Music Auction

THE Beatles Famous Ludwig 1965 Black Oyster Pearl 4-Piece Drum Kit with Vintage Zildjian Cymbals

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Start price: $1,000

Estimated price: $2,000 - $10,000

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Description

Incredible 1960s Ringo Starr-Inspired Drum Set – Time Capsule from Original OwnerThis exceptional vintage drum kit is a true time capsule, originally purchased in 1967 by its first and only owner. His intention was to recreate the look and feel of Ringo Starr’s iconic setup, and every component of the kit was chosen with that goal in mind. Although acquired in 1967, all serial numbers on the drums date the set to 1965, ensuring that each piece is from the correct mid-1960s period.At the heart of the set is a beautifully preserved Ludwig Arcolite 14×5 L-404 snare drum, dating from 1964–65 and in outstanding condition. The remainder of the kit shows signs of use, particularly on the bass drum, but remains in fine, original shape overall. Included with the set are its original foot pedal, vintage cloth carrying cases, a selection of period accessories, and a matching set of 1960s Zildjian cymbals, all of which contribute to the authenticity and charm of the ensemble.The Beatles album shown in the photos is not included with this lot, though it is being offered separately in this sale.This kit is a standout example of a carefully curated, period-correct set inspired by one of rock and roll’s most beloved drummers. Whether you’re a dedicated Beatles collector, a fan of Ringo Starr, or simply someone who appreciates vintage drum gear with genuine history, this is a rare opportunity to acquire a classic 1960s setup that captures the spirit and sound of an era. Whether you’re a serious Beatles memorabilia collector, a fan of Ringo Starr, or simply appreciate the unmatched vibe of a 1960s Ludwig kit, this set is the quintessential piece. Hard to find in this kind of complete, period-correct condition—this is a chance to own a drum set with history, character, and connection to rock ’n’ roll’s golden era.