Information from Cowan's Auctions website:
Price Realized Including Buyer's Premium: $1,035.00
Auction: 2007, Winter Firearms Auction, Nov 7 & 8
271. PERCUSSION DRUM WITH HAND PAINTED INSIGNIA PLUS PAIR OF DRUMSTICKS, 15.75" height x 16.25" diameter. Stylized red painted floral ornamentation with green background. Steel domed tacks enhance the floral image. Ten ropes with related leather percussion mounts. Inside of drum with paper label that reads New Military Store J&H Meacham No. 84 State Street Albany. Complete with 17.75" pair of drumsticks. Both drumheads are intact.
(EST $400-$600)
Price Realized: $1,035.00
Price includes buyer's premium.
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