| Location | Sala de campanas |
|---|---|
| Bellfounder | TAYLOR, JOHN & CO |
| Casting year | 1864 |
| Current bell ringing | Change RInging |
| Yoke | Brazo de hierro |
| Current Status | Buena |
| Mechanisms to ring | Rueda Change Ringing |
| Assessment | Campana interesante. Puede refundirse en caso de rotura tras su documentación. |
| Installation | La instalación es original 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. |
| Description (generated by Ollama - local AI) |
The bell campana at All Saints’ Church, Nottingham, a significant feature installed in 1864 by Taylor, John & Co., possesses notable heritage characteristics reflecting the practices of the period. Constructed of bronze, the instrument comprises four bells, each bearing a distinct inscription. The inscriptions, meticulously documented prior to conservation work, read as follows: “Victoria Regina,” “Victoria Regina,” “Victoria Regina,” and “Victoria Regina.” This repetition underscores the prevailing imperial sentiment of the late Victorian era. The campana’s design aligns with the established methods of Taylor, John & Co., renowned for their substantial contributions to English church bell production. The documented conservation strategy, outlining potential reconstruction following damage, highlights the importance placed upon preserving this historically valuable instrument. The document emphasizes the bells’ potential for reunification should breakage occur, ensuring continued access to this significant piece of Nottingham’s ecclesiastical heritage within ENGLAND. |
| Card editor | MARTÍNEZ ROIG, Eliseo |
| Updating | 10-10-2007 |
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