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matthewhigby at VHdNI8c-V68Pz8byReFAH5S7GKpz-Wp8ocu0kHE8dQ2YHIlCnntSCg4y9ITaEIt205vScvVL-d6Rnw.yahoo.invalid
Tue Dec 15 11:08:07 GMT 2009
In a message dated 15/12/2009 11:05:16 GMT Standard Time,
richard at T4Ds0PWo9ugiKEpJDQxT8uzLijSeGPd0vdAtl0sEA4kwcbdlixjTVj_7hOOz5OHj0LyWKEEzSYTEG4d261Y.yahoo.invalid writes:
at installation, I believe - I am not aware of any major work being done
post 1928 apart from the installation of a flat 6th, and had the
twiddlepins been added afterwards the headstocks would have needed to be
removed from the tower.
Clarrie
Hythe (Kent) are also a 1928 M&S job - with twiddle pins.
Wells Cathedral - 1964 have them too - except for the tenor (that
headstock dates from 1949).
Matthew
Matthew Higby & Company Ltd,
Church Bell Engineers,
6 Hill View,
Timsbury,
Bath,
BA2 0EL.
Tel: 01761 233757
www.bell-hangers.com
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