[Bell Historians] Lost Wax Taylor bells
Michael Wilby
michael_wilby at y...
Sun Aug 18 22:37:57 BST 2002
As far as Surfleet goes, bells 3 - 6 are definitely
lost wax; effigies can be seen on the waists of the
bells in photographs on the 12s site. As David says,
we're not sure about the 2 trebles of 12 - these may
well not be lost wax castings, though it is
interesting to note that they were cast complete with
flange tops.
MPAW.
--- David Bryant <djb122 at y...> wrote:
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As is well known, Taylor's produced a number of bells
using the lost wax<BR>
method of moulding, which permits more ornamentation,
during the later 19th<BR>
and earlier twentieth century. I've never seen a list
of where these are,<BR>
but they're pretty easy to spot so I wonder if readers
can think of any<BR>
oother than those I know of. Those so far:<BR>
<BR>
Lincoln Cathedral 1-4 of 12, 1927<BR>
Loughborough Parish Church 7-10 of 10 (9th much
pictured in books), 1899<BR>
Surfleet, 1 and 2 of12, 1932 (not sure about
these).<BR>
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There must be some more!<BR>
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David<BR>
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