[Bell Historians] An Enquiry
Alan Buswell
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Mon Sep 29 11:03:15 BST 2008
Is the royal cypher ER cast into the bell or engraved? If engraved, it could have been placed on the bell any time after a bell was cast and on to any (stock) bell .
Alan Buswell.
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From: Robert Lewis
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Sent: Saturday, September 27, 2008 11:33 PM
Subject: Re: [Bell Historians] An Enquiry
At 10:19 27/09/2008, Alan wrote:
In G&J Tuning Book Volume 9 p87 there is a bell, Serial No. 4466 for Croydon Fire Brigade. Croydon is (was) in Surrey hence SCC. (Surrey County Council). It appears to be recast for some reason, is 10 1/16ins in diameter weighing 1qr 6lbs with a note of A$ 1862hz and cast on 23 Feb 1932.
Is this the bell refered to?
It has seems to have a royal cypher (ER and a crown) - that would make it either much earlier or later than 1932. My guess is later - 1950s?
The cypher would also suggest that it was not manufactured for a private company. Incidentally, there is a similar bell for sale at the moment at an architectural salvage yard in Hungerford and I have seen others.
RAL
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