Fw: John Warner Bell [1901]

[Carl S Zimmerman]

With permission from the original inquirer, who is probably in the UK:



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Subject: John Warner Bell
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Date: Thursday, March 11, 2010, 2:49 PM





Hi not sure if this is the right e mail address but I have a J Warner & Sons Ltd bell dated 1901, wondered if you could tell me a bit about it and what it could be worth? Have tried looking on web sites but as you state on yours they are not documented very well. It weighs aprox 12 kg, 12" Tall and 10.5" in diameter. Thanks for your time


 


Miss K Burrows






           
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