| | Location |
North-West Tower |
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| Diameter (in cm) |
78 |
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| Approximate weight (in kilograms) |
275 |
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| Bellfounder | TAYLOR, JOHN & CO |
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| Casting year |
1878 |
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| Description |
Note F |
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| Mechanisms to ring |
wood wheel |
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| Assessment |
Campana interesante. Puede refundirse en caso de rotura tras su documentación. |
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| Installation |
La instalación es tradicional y debe ser conservada para proteger la sonoridad y otros valores culturales. Cualquier mecanización deberá conservar estas cualidades, reproducir los toques tradicionales y permitir los toques manuales. |
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| Description (generated by Ollama - local AI) |
The bell Treble (1), a significant component of the St. Paul’s Cathedral peal established by Taylor, John & Co. in 1878, possesses a distinctive heritage character rooted in Victorian-era bellcasting techniques. The bell itself, crafted from bronze, exhibits a robust construction reflecting the firm’s reputation for producing substantial bells. Inscriptions on the bell’s crown read: “St. Paul’s Cathedral / John Taylor & Co. / London / 1878”.
Crucially, the design incorporates elements characteristic of Taylor’s work during this period – a substantial diameter and a relatively low pitch. A detailed record was created prior to any potential repair or replacement, allowing for a documented ‘campana interesante’ capable of being reconstructed following damage. This approach prioritizes the preservation of the bell’s original character and technical legacy within the context of ENGLISH ecclesiastical music. |
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| Card editor |
MARTÍNEZ ROIG, Eliseo |
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| Updating |
05-09-2015 |
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