[Bell Historians] Unusual clock chimes

[Stuart Hutchieson]

New to me, I'm afraid. I'd be very interested to locate it particularly if it is in a church.
Stuart
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  From: Steven Blakemore 
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  Hello again Alan you visited Saint Chads the other week. it is unlikely to be a brewery as they tended to favour steam whistles but hat isn't to say it isn't a brewery. someone who may know is the person at this email  address his name is Stuart shutchieson at vZ9RlF5dgJIPkaoY_Dnb2pUhVo0wA_0wtb6ojyETxS236wbKji6cA9F5wcnOqHspnyrbIKquqVyvm_xG6OCi8TIf.yahoo.invalid




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  From: Alan Buswell <aaj.buswell at rHSJOwiQkPm2jON7w4rHUrca17dm0fZm5tT3Sfhw0liduWGfe3VWHFwqUhfbVCFeSZmyyYWYBrhmKbYJyTXELDFbjyE.yahoo.invalid>
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  While on the Burton on Trent theme, I have an incomplete G&J record. 
  Serial No 284; 22"; 2-0-4; 1879 for a Mr St...[unreadable) . Does anyone know where this one might be? Could be a factory or brewery. 

  AAJB


           
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