"HB" at G&J?
George Dawson
George at d...
Wed Dec 15 12:18:59 GMT 2004
> I've been contacted by someone who has acquired one of the G&J treble
> bells from the original (1924) carillon of St.Stephen's Church,
> Cohasset, Massachusetts, USA. (See
> http://www.gcna.org/data/MACOHASS.HTM) She describes it thus:
> "It has a #14 on it, as well as a diamond with the letters HB
> inside it. There is also a circle with the letters CFJ. There is
> faint lettering 19_ Co_asset Mas USA."
>
> The "14" must be the sequence number of the bell in the carillon;
> since the instrument was pitched in E, this must be the treble G
> bell. (Since the description is so detailed, I presume that the bell
> does not carry a serial number.)
>
> The "CFJ" must be the initials of Cyril F. Johnston; but what would
> the "HB" mean"?
Isn't this a shipping mark?
GAD
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