Model
Leedy Broadway Standard
Pre-war American professional snare
The Broadway Standard was Leedy's professional snare through the 1920s and 1930s, and its mechanical strainer designs are the ancestors of most of what followed.
Category
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Snare Drums
Snare drums and snare drum model families, including metal-shell and wood-shell snares.
Made by
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Leedy
Ulysses G. Leedy started making drums in Indianapolis in the 1890s and built what is generally called the first factory designed specifically for percussion. Leedy was absorbed into the Conn empire, briefly paired with Ludwig as Leedy & Ludwig, and the name has appeared on drums intermittently since.
Represents
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Leedy
Ulysses G. Leedy started making drums in Indianapolis in the 1890s and built what is generally called the first factory designed specifically for percussion. Leedy was absorbed into the Conn empire, briefly paired with Ludwig as Leedy & Ludwig, and the name has appeared on drums intermittently since.
Live listings on Reverb
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1930s Leedy 5x14 Broadway Standard Green Pearl Snare Snare Drum
$2,279.99 · Good
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Vintage Leedy 6.5x14 Green Sparkle Broadway Standard Snare Drum
$593.99 · Good
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1930s Leedy 5x14 "Full Dress" Broadway Standard Snare Drum
$1,376.99 · Good
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Leedy Broadway Standard Snare 1940 - Gold Sparkle 6.5” x 14”
$899 · Good
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Leedy Broadway Standard 1930’s - Blue Ducco
$369 · Good
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Leedy Broadway Standard 1940s - Black
$435 · Good
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