[Bell Historians] The demise of Mallaby

[david johnson]

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From: Neil Skelton=20
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Sent: Sunday, January 23, 2005 7:42 AM
Subject: Re: [Bell Historians] The demise of Mallaby


Don't know but I do have a handbell (damaged) with J.F.Mallaby, Barnby Do=
n
on the leather handle. There are no distinguishing marks on the bell itse=
lf
other than the number (16). The note is in four places on the leather cap=
.

Bill Butler suggests that Mallaby obtained his handbells from Shaw or
Warner.

No he did'nt, he cast his own handbells from 1900 to 1916 some of his pat=
terns till exist.
Yours Ian

Neil.
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From: "Alan J.Birney" <fartwell2000 at y...>
To: <bellhistorians at yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Saturday, January 22, 2005 2:08 PM
Subject: Re: [Bell Historians] The demise of Mallaby


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> > Now this could be more interesting than I first thought as from
> > the recasts/ augmentations involving Mallabys I have seen, all have
> > had Warner bells.
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> > Where?
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> > David
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> Correction- three Taylor bells.
> Http://oxhill.org.uk/stlawrencechurch/bells.htm
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> Hope the link works.
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> St Lawrence, Oxhill, Warwickshire I think.
> From the few photos on the bells, the frame and fittings are
> Mallaby frame and fittings.
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> Anyone know if a lot of handbells were made by J.F Mallaby?
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> Alan
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