[Bell Historians] Re: Menangle
bellmaster
andrew_higson at t...
Thu May 6 08:46:55 BST 2004
I never saw tenor or treble - they were already out there. 2,4 & 5 were tuned at WBF and then sent here and a new 3rd was cast and tuned here. The 2nd was a M&S 1958 bouy bell with a frilly edge and equally frilly harmonics, the 4th was from Doddiscombsleigh that we sold to GAD for a local project that ended up via London back here, JT 1961 and the 5th was a T Mears bell of 1806 that had been well gouged, so I guess it must have been the treble of an eight to need that amount of metal out of it. Treble WBF 1974 and tenor J Rudhall 1823.
Andrew
----- Original Message -----
From: David Bryant
To: bellhistorians at yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, May 05, 2004 6:20 PM
Subject: Re: [Bell Historians] Re: Menangle
> Done by Taylors, with 5 Keltek located bells and a new bell - see the
> Taylors website, the news section has just been updated.
Yes, seen that thanks - but I wondered if anyone had fuller details.
Whitechapel were certainly involved - they tuned at least two of the bells.
David
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