[Bell Historians] Wanamaker bell

[Ingrid Nyeboe]

What can I do? Tell me where you live--and I will look into shipping costs to ??? and get back to you.
 
Ingrid


To: bellhistorians at GgBOSURiWQLzPxKpeUAtHa-YL5EEEgrXAA3yumcOsyTJS_5dyNPoUIXXsxdJjjze6XZlA8I4BvILtkrfGUTtkzjRjfMG73LYSIjVzUM.yahoo.invalid: richard.offen at WxtDfmcPYHP_KMp1VLOsYQ7MKo_trOosupSDK8u5Vw4DdS23IO0hXK8B-_bCGZ0Lf9Cm_MyLr0bmwXEtm-CsjVoqr9qVVZY.yahoo.invalid: Thu, 31 Jan 2008 01:26:29 +0000Subject: Re: [Bell Historians] Wanamaker bell




--- In bellhistorians at yahoogroups.com, Ingrid Nyeboe <printmeans at ...> wrote:>> > Dear David,> You are right, one of the chapters in EC is about the Wanamaker bell, also known as the Founders' Bell; the chapter is called "Rodman Wanamaker's "Big Ben."> > ENGLAND's CHILD: The Carillon and the Casting of Big Bells is going to be available to buy on Jill's site for the UK buyers, I believe, by the end of this week. At this time, books are being sold from Jill's site to USA buyers only.> > The price per book shipped via Airmail to the UK is $44.> > Hardcover w/dustjacket, 311 pages; 60 pages of b/w photos on coated paper; index.> > I'll send you an email when site is ready for UK buyers.> What about those of us in the Antipodes?R 





           
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