[Bell Historians] Dating a Bell

[David Cawley]

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Best thing is to contact David Sloman, your Diocesan Bells Adviser

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Subject: [Bell Historians] Dating a Bell


A simple question from one who is a tyro:

I would like to date one of our bells - or at least have an idea whether =
it was one of the four in the 1552 Return of Church Goods. (Yes, I am int=
erested in the history as well as the "go" of the bells.)


To give you some background:
The bell has no inscription or other marking, just the wires.
It is long-waisted, still with its cannons
Its date is shown as Unknown in "The Bells of Essex"
One of the other bells is by a known bellfounder (pre-1552),
the rest are dated explicitly (post-1552).

Feasible?
BillGJ



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