congaplace.com

http://www.vintagedrumguide.com/my_collection_gon_bops2.html

If you click on an image (from the link above), will open in javascript new page, you can click again on the popped up image and will give you a magnified view.
Interesting to see the various sizes available on all the different lines/models of the congas & hardware options once made by Gon Bops.

Pictures below:

Wow, cool catalogue. Gon Bops really made some interesting products back in the
day.

check out the mark 2 bongos, the lungs are tuned "upside down"

that would be "lugs" pardon me.

Upside down lugs, ergonomically not a good idea. I can see many beginners hitting those lugs.
Paz
olsongo

I have a hard copy of that catalog posted. Around here somewhere I rememebr drooling just looking the pictures

But, an online is great too.

T

Thanks for posting! Very interesting and very 70's - or is this catalogue from the 60's?
Love the language they used to describe the drums back then _ "small kettle", "large kettle".
I have a set of 3 vintage Gon Bops (incl a superb 9" quinto) and would be interesting to work out what their age is.

I think you should send that 9" quinto my way.