[Bell Historians] RE: Bilbie/Rudhall bells
Anne Willis
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Tue Nov 25 16:46:16 GMT 2008
>For the period, I consider that the Evans foundry of Chepstow cast better
>bells. The six at Cwmdu, which were left untuned when Eayre & Smith rehung
>them, are to my ears anyway a very pleasant old-style six, and the
>decision not to retune them was the correct one. Davids comments on the
>Bilbies are interesting, as they were direct competitors to Evans, as the
>well-known inscription at Backwell bears testament.
>Andrew Bull
I think I became aware of hum as a quality of bells when I rang on a
Warner/Evans senior set of bells somewhere in Herefordshire (I genuinely
forget where). No hum at all.
Anne
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