[Bell Historians] Mells bells

Andrew Bull a_m_bull at W7xoLF6LzfVIto5o2lFwC_Eiw8egCje0IUznxn8Dirpt7n0JjMTB8UYVhfUZqUsdM05DfrE0g9avKo1m.yahoo.invalid
Wed May 16 09:01:53 BST 2007


I believe that these bells were rehung and retuned by Mears & Stainbank in the 1920s. There may indeed be exact weights recorded for these bells, but this type of information is not currently available.
   
  Andrew Bull

Philip Denton <philip_denton at xPZOIvLqIKq2A6QZ_4Z2NAUD647kQLE5uiBXWkztnkXuGxEZEZW0G_ErHzPujId9_4Tko-xWnt0cQXklJUZVlHttgQ.yahoo.invalid> wrote:
            In the ringing chamber at Mells, there is plenty of information about the bells - founders, dates and inscriptions - but a only a list of approximate weights. I notice that the tenor is given by Dove as 26-2-23. Are the other exact weights known? There is also no indication of when they were last restored / re-hung / tuned. Is there information available on this? 
   
  Finally, is anything more known about the Sanctus bell? It appears on Dove as 'unidentified founder, c1325'. 
   
  Thanks again for recent responses to my questions!
   
  PD
    
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