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Jun 11, 2013
The Criers Bell
Hear ye, Hear ye the traditional call of the town crier and the ringing of the crier bell for centuries heralded announcements of great importance. Royal proclamations, news of wars, even the selling of sugar was called out. The town crier and the criers' bell may not be as popular as they once were but the ringing of the crier's bell can still be heard in many places. The criers' bell was a clear and resonating call for attention. In the time before electricity bells were the perfect signalling device for this official post. Traditionally made of heavy brass the...
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Jun 06, 2013
The Top Gun of Caps
Just landed on deck! This navy-coloured and embroidered with gold oak leaves and acorns is a symbol of high rank in the American navy, derived from the fact that the best ships were traditionally made from oak. Don't be a goose, grab one.
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Apr 29, 2013
Cubby House Bell
Another happy customer...... Desperate that my beautiful granddaughter could have something to remind her of her Poppy on a constant basis, l came up with idea of getting a bell to hang in her cubby house, she rings it constantly and tells anyone who will listen "This is my Poppy's bell, Ringa Ding Ding!!" - Steg
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Feb 26, 2013
Santa's Handbell
Here's a great pic of our larger 6" brass handbell being used by Santa Claus in NSW, Australia. Photo courtesy of the Fool Factory.
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Jan 14, 2013
Ceremonial Bells - Coming late February 2013
Not too long until we have our ceremonial bells in stock. Available late February 2013. Here's a sneak peak...