[Bell Historians] Scrap Metal Prices
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Thu May 31 10:23:38 BST 2007
--- In bellhistorians at yahoogroups.com, "David Bryant" <David.Bryant at ...> wrote:
>
> "Lightcliffe (8, 4cwt) were, I believe, cast (1970) on that basis -
> formerly 8, 20cwt! Presumably Pateley Bridge as well."
>
> Yes, I believe so. In both cases the old frame was used, and the
> fittings included bar headstocks which are cheaper than cast iron ones.
>
> These rings were cast with very light front bells - treble about
> three-quarters of a hundredweight in both cases.
>
> David
>
And Filey too - two of the heavy four were recast into the fine!!!!!! ring of 6. The new light
6 were installed into the original 4 bell frame - 2 bells in each pit (large frame originally
made from timbers from a fishing boat), and the two heavy ones were put in the 4th pit in
the middle and are now used as clock and service bells.
Matthew
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