[Bell Historians] surprising Campanophile listing

[edward martin]

According to my interpretation of the website that you quote
McShane bellfoundry.
would seem to have had quite a lot to do with it

Eddie  ;-)

On 8/4/06, macstyle2004 <macstyle2004 at mC-yOOSp1JS8Gi_Qz1MnZl1rFMvUoYr3JqmDfoiqJttzta94inmd7HYDXHKfxRcaMakEAwvH0qFp9oGP4g0t-A.yahoo.invalid> wrote:
> Some info on here too: http://www.gcna.org/data/ONEXETER.HTM
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> Anyone know who they were cast by or have photos?
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> Matthew.
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> --- In bellhistorians at yahoogroups.com, "edward martin" <edward.w.martin at ...> wrote:
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> > Hello Laura
> > According to the NAGCR website: they are inactive
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> >        "Exeter, Ontario, Trivitt Memorial (Anglican) Church and Precious
> > Blood (Roman Catholic) Mission (NA)
> > P.O. Box 253, Exeter, Ontario, N0M 1S1
> > Bells: 18-0-3, McShane, 1890. Back six are hung Veronese style but can
> > be rung to changes."
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> > Best wishes
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> > Eddie
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> > On 8/4/06, Laura Dickerson <lauradi at ...> wrote:
> > >   I know that cross-posting is frowned upon, but I didn't know exactly
> > > whom to ask.  Does anyone have information about this tower?
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> > > http://www.campanophile.co.uk/show.html?Code=40398
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