[Bell Historians] An Enquiry
matthewhigby at pys4lOu2XTDqmNzOOqjIOSRL1XMpgZqQF4QCDuPdU41bHcMxm3ryXfwSh8H6dHdy89LBFiNYQ7VlSwlBZAxp.yahoo.invalid
matthewhigby at pys4lOu2XTDqmNzOOqjIOSRL1XMpgZqQF4QCDuPdU41bHcMxm3ryXfwSh8H6dHdy89LBFiNYQ7VlSwlBZAxp.yahoo.invalid
Mon Sep 29 12:35:36 BST 2008
In a message dated 29/09/2008 11:09:00 GMT Standard Time,
aaj.buswell at 3cgL0V6rSBgCtDCP6lhEDKbdUy9-JVWuTwXLViRNzS9Ccpwvyp64vDJ12lSMp5iQYxOwkwl15BoHr1IxE1Srq-C0PNCn.yahoo.invalid writes:
No one ever seems to come up with Serial Numbers, are these ever cast into
these bells? If they are, it would be so much easier to sort them out. I have
a list in numerical order.
Alan Buswell
I really don't think that this bell is by G&J - I have seen about 10 of
these over the last 20 odd years - they also appear regularly on ebay. They sound
awful and are probably made from brass. SCC is a common engraving - I saw
this on two ex-fire engine bells which I saw in London about 15 years ago.
Matthew
Matthew Higby & Company Ltd,
Church Bell Engineers,
Jasmine Cottage,
The Street,
Chilcompton,
Bath,
BA3 4HN.
www.bell-hangers.com
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