[Bell Historians] Any any any old iron

[D Cawley]

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Quite correct: and a large number of Naylor Vickers & Vickers, Sons & Co be=
lls have CAST STEEL inscribed on them.

See also my Ringing World article, Christmas/New Year 200/2001 "Colonel Tom=
and his Cast Steel Bells" for a description of the casting process DLC
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At 23:54 +0100 on 2002/08/30, David Bryant wrote:

>My understanding is that Riepe's patent was with regard to casting steel
>using a crucible, although I can't immediately find a reference - it isn=
't
>in the list of patents in Jennings' 'The Development of British Bell
>Fittings'. Can anyone confirm exactly what the details of the patent wer=
e?
>
>David

Confirming David's statement, see this page about Ewald Riepe:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ariepe/ewald.htm

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