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Like the ad says Used in ONE parade. Black with silver hardware. Has carrier and case. Carrier HAS been used.Asking $350.00 for the lot. In Niagara Falls NY

The NIAGARA MEMORIAL MILITAIRES ALUMNI DRUM CORPS from Niagara Falls Canada recently held their AGM/Election Tuesday January 17. Re elected to their previous positions are. President Tom Garrett Vice President Mary Anne Walton Treasurer John Hunt Business Manager/ Public Relations Rick Allen Elected as the new Quartermaster Jerry Gautreau and Lloyd Hatt as Member at Large. The Militaires who celebrated their 10th Anniversary in 2016 are a Parade-Concert Corps taking part in Parades Community Events Festivals around thebNiagara Region as well as Western NY. They also provide support to any Royal Canadian Legion or Veterans group when called upon to do so.They have members from both sides of the border and some play in both the Militaires and Mighty St. Joes. Their 2017 show will consist of the following. MEADOWLANDS-MARCH MILITAIRE-MUSIC MAN-PHANTOM OF THE OPERA-HOW THE WEST WAS WON-MAG 7-MIGHTY NIAGARA (DRUM SOLO)-YMCA-SWEET CAROLINE-LACHLAN (DRUM SOLO)-HAPPY TOGETHER-O CANADA-ABIDE WITH ME. For more info on the Militaires please go to www.militairesalumni.com

Looking for the following parts to overhaul some drums for our alumni corps. 1. LUDWIG Challenger Strainer-butt (2) 2. 15 inch GUT snares for LUDWIG CHALLENGER SNARE (2) Thanks Rick Allen NIAGARA MILITAIRES ALUMNI DRUM CORPS

Our alumni corps has been given a number of older SLINGERLAND TDR 12X15 and LUDWIG Challengers 12x15.Both have 10 lugs and gut snares. What are the best choices for heads these days? I used to use REMO Emporer heads but I guess times have changed.We arnt going to crank them down too tight as we want that traditional GUT sound to come out. Any suggestions? Rick Niagara Militaires Alumni Drum Corps

Don't Laugh!!! I'm lookiong for a Bb-F one valve bugle!!!! They were used in the 50's by some units usually here in Canada but some of the Military units ie: US MArine Drum Corps.

I know the 2 valve bugle is similar to the old valve rotor horn but what does thre third valve give you on the G bugle? I recently bought a 3 valver and am trying to figure it out.

Our Alumni Corps is looking foe some older model LUDWIG drums. They were the CLASSIC model back in the day and had 16 lugs 8 top 8 bottom Looking for 3 snares and 2 tenors 1 bass hopefully in RED SPARKLE but will settle for any colour. Any help appreciated.