Tom-tom.
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InstrumentCylindrical drum |
Instrument FamilyPercussion |
Date MadeProbably 1930s |
DescriptionTechnical description: Largest of three tom-toms on console; double headed; wooden frame and counter-hoops; skin heads; upper head has counter-hoop to which skin is attached and screwed rod tensioning with six T-handle screws; lower head has skin nailed directly to frame. Adapted to fit onto dance drummer's console. Repair History: Evidence of earlier attachment, now removed, at opposite side to existing mounting boss. |
NotesA. Myers; C. Overton and R. Parks, 9.5.98. |
ProvenancePurchased with assistance from the Government's Local Museums Purchase Fund, 1984. |
CollectionMIMEd ; Blades Collection |
Accession Number2390 |