Old peals of ten and twelve
Sue Marsden
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Mon Jun 12 14:38:41 BST 2006
--- In bellhistorians at yahoogroups.com, "Bill Hibbert" <bill at ...> wrote:
>
> After being away from it for too long, I have now resumed work on my
> bell acoustics investigations. As part of this I am interested in
old
> peals of ten and twelve (pre 1850-ish) which were substantially all
> provided as a set, where the trebles still survive and have not been
> retuned.
> Bill H
I don't know if Soham, Cambs will meet your criteria. The front 4 are
Briants, early 1800s and the back 6 are Osborns 1788. I don't know if
they have been retuned but to my un-expert ear they sound 'old-
fashioned'
Sue Marsden
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