Marimba, xylophone and vibes mallets

Keyboard Percussion Malletsfor Marimba, Xylophone and Vibes

Here are 49 mallets in pairs and singles, mostly very old, some vintage. Rattan handles unless otherwise described. I would not characterize these mallets as being straight. In the old days, straight mallets were readily available. Players would adjust the mallets in their hands positioning the curve up and down.

Unwound pairs (6):
Deagan 2003 — gray balls, extra hard 
Deagan 2016 — black balls, medium hard 
Brand unknown, black balls, wood handles
Musser M2 — red balls, medium hard
Musser M7 — red balls, medium hard (very similar to M2 above)
Brand unknown — acrylic handles, felt covered. 

Wound pairs (6):
Mike Balter #5 — medium hard
Make Balter #3 — medium soft
Deagan #2311 — medium soft
Brand unknown — excellent condition, hard. Handles are relatively straight.  Good for vibes.
Musser M6 — medium soft, raspberry yarn wound
Brand unknown — excellent condition, medium soft

Unwound single mallets (13):
Deagan (model # illegible) — gray ball, hard  
Deagan #2002 — gray ball, hard
Deagan #2811 — stick w/rough ball
Brand unknown — black ball, medium hard, seems older
Brand unknown — black handle (plastic)? w/blue ball, medium
Brand unknown — black ball, very thin handle, very hard
Leedy and Ludwig #1732 — gray, hard
Deagan #2003 — red ball, medium hard
Musser M9, yellow ball (formerly wound), soft
Musser M1 — two step plastic handle, yellow ball
Deagan #2016 —  gray, flat top (presumably originally wound)
Deagan #2004 —  blue ball, hard
Brand unknown — acrylic handle, felt covered (black)

Wound single mallets (5):
Adams M13 — Robert van Sice signature, yarn wound, large ball, very long
Musser M208 — medium soft
Musser M8 — medium soft, raspberry yarn wound
Leedy and Ludwig #1733 — medium soft, raspberry yarn wound
Musser two step type, yellow yarn wound, model unknown, medium soft

Wound brand unknown (7):
7 disparate mallets included in batch