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

Anne Willis zen16073 at lWNvh67WoLrs0V7u_v6vFdXWFMPjWToa0vwmCF79ADH2vYzRUFZJLF70B4I_DicQgJYyeAJfaTgV.yahoo.invalid
Wed Aug 1 13:59:04 BST 2007



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From: bellhistorians at yahoogroups.com [mailto:bellhistorians at yahoogroups.com]
On Behalf Of David Bryant
Sent: 01 August 2007 08:53
To: bellhistorians at yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [Bell Historians] Early Facsimiles and other copies of Bell
Ringing books.

"Thank you for this information. As I have only purchased my facsimile 
copy Of Church Bells of Wiltshire recently, I have not had a chance to 
read and analyze it like this."
 
I believe that Wiltshire, like Walters' work on Worcestershire and
Shropshire, was originally published in parts in the local archaeological
journal. I have seen an original, and from memory it was made up of
three off-prints bound together, with continuous pagination.
 
David


Yes Walters, like Lukis before him, was originally published in 'The
Wiltshire Archaeological Magazine' (WAM) between 1927 and 1929.  It relied
heavily on an earlier manuscript by James Jerram which is in the Salisbury
Reference Library.

Some of Walters' informants were not very accurate; I was told to beware of
anything contributed by Mr Smith.

Anne


           



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