[Bell Historians] Identification requested

[Philip Denton]

The treble at Haslingfield is by Whitechapel, 1969; it was added within the existing frame. I don't have a weight for it.

(Incidentally - although this might have been discussed before - there is a photograph in the ringing chamber at Haslingfield, showing the present tenor. Its inscription shows its original date as 1816, and adds that it was recast in 1960 for Gillett & Johnston by John Taylor & Co. This must surely one of the very last bells to bear Gillett & Johnston's name?)

Philip

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Date: Tuesday, 15 December, 2009, 10:52







 



  


    
      
      
      2009/12/15 George Dawson <george at gadawson. wanadoo.co. uk>

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> The only 1969 Whitechapel bell in Ely Diocese is at Haslingfield (filtered out of the NBR)

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But is the bell from 1969 or just a re-hang?



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