[Bell Historians] Founder: Bowen of London
David Cawley
dave at XboKT1XhLNjWO5TWYcjQ9HIMT0m71EbKi42FE5Ebu4bKIYujPXhulAyv_0-LLoGTtgU4Au33bhoFr5Wvrd3IYPE.yahoo.invalid
Sat May 9 20:09:17 BST 2009
CJP is the authority on these bells by Bowen - it would be interesting to have a list, with particulars, of his bells -also those of his contemporaries Barrett and Osborne (the London one, with an 'e')
DLC
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From: Pete Dyson
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Sent: Saturday, May 09, 2009 6:26 PM
Subject: [Bell Historians] Founder: Bowen of London
Last Sunday I went to look at a single bell at Altrincham (Cheshire) St George, to advise on a 'broken rope'. The bell is 26.25" dia and had 6 canons, of which one is broken off. The only inscription is:
BOWEN FOUNDERS LONDON 1858
David Struckett's Dictionary list says he was casting in Clerkenwell between 1846 and 1890. A quick glance through GAD's NBR shows 2 bells in the Diocese of London.
Has there been any more been published on the foundry, please?
Pete Dyson
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