Classic 1980s Gretsch USA model 4158W 5x14 snare, square badge, Jasper maple/gum shell, in natural nitro finish. This is the matching‑era partner to my Drop‑G 14x22 bass drum that’s listed separately, and it absolutely nails that dry, articulate “That Great Gretsch Sound” with plenty of body when you dig in.

The shell is in great structural shape: in‑round, edges are clean, no ply separation or warping, and the interior paper tag is intact and legible (model 4158W, serial 114962).
 
Chrome 10‑lug hardware, original‑style throw‑off and butt, and classic Gretsch Permatone reso side are all present and functioning smoothly. Cosmetically it shows light, honest wear for a 40‑plus‑year‑old drum but nothing that affects performance; the natural lacquer has aged into a warm, even blonde that looks fantastic under lights.

Heads are fresh: Evans UV1 batter on top and Gretsch Permatone snare‑side on the bottom reso, so it’s truly “pull from the box and play the session or the gig” ready. It tunes up easily from crisp studio crack to fatter medium tunings without choking, and it blends beautifully with vintage and modern Gretsch kits alike.

This drum is offered on the Infusionry site at $680 + actual shipping. The parallel listing for the 1982 Drop‑G 14"x22" natural maple bass drum is at $575, and I’m doing a $1200 package price for  the matching‑era snare and bass paired up. If you’re interested in the two, or want to beat the eBay/Reverb pricing (where I have to pad in platform fees), DM me first and I’ll send you the direct checkout link and a precise shipping quote. We have plenty of references with vintage instrument buyers and am happy to share on request.