[Bell Historians] Early Facsimiles and other copies of Bell Ringing books.

[Sam Austin]

Yes I think so. A couple of pages are slightly wonky from memory. (My copy
is in B'ham and I'm in L'pool so can't check.)

Aye

Sam


On 8/1/07, Alan Ellis <alan_ellis at LVkWshFvwZUKmbKzklpx9r7DRJ4kvxNLUFU13_en5wZJIRkX8N0aWKBVA6Q0RoJFKSUvw1D_TR9lFBxR.yahoo.invalid> wrote:
>
>   Hello Sam,
>
> Yes, I have seen these on ebay.
>
> Do you think that the Shipway one might be good enough to produce a
> facsimile book? Naturally I'd have to get 'Nick the Recorder's'
> permission. One starts the process of a facsimile with a good
> electronic copy.
>
> Although I have not yet been able to complete any agreements with the CD
> producer, I would not mind doing a facsimile of Church Bells of Cornwall
> if there is enough demand. I've had a couple of inquiries.
>
> Best wishes
>
> Alan
>
> Sam Austin wrote:
>
> >
> >
> > Some chap on ebay calling himself "Nick the Recorder" is doing copies of
>
> > Shipway's Campanologia and also of Troyte's book on CD. I have the
> > Shipway and its good.
> >
> > Aye
> >
> > Sam
>
> 
>
>
           
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