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• In 1710 a bell from the Antwerp bell founder Witlockx was installed in the chapel.
• Gislimerio was the first of fifty bell founders which worked in Verona over the centuries.
• Henceforth it served as a store for trade goods and workplace for a bell founder and a book printer.
• The tower acquired a peal of six bells cast by the prominent bell founder belfry ) was built in 1706.
• Its original buildings were demolished in 1858 and replaced with new ones to designs by bell founders based in the village.
• The fl鑓he holds three more bells, two of which were cast in 1955 by the bell founders Petit & Gebr.
• The oldest dates from the 15th century and was probably cast by Joanna Hille, the widow of the bell founder Richard Hille.
• In 1584 bell founder, John from the Polish town, Tarn體 made one of the largest bells in Slovakia for the church.
• The bell was cast already in 1509 by famous Hradec bell founder OndY
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• In 1803 one of the bells was made by Thomas Castleman Bilbie of Cullompton, one of the Bilbie family of bell founders and clock makers.
• Up until the 14th century the best bell founders were from Venice, due to its more advanced industry, but there were skilled veronese founders too.
• The 1937 restoration was carried out by the Croydon bell founders, Gillett & Johnston, the bells being recast and hung in a cast iron frame at the base of the large louvre windows.
• The structure, with nine bells cast by Mears White Chapel Bell Founders of London, cost ?500 which was donated by ET Aldridge at whose suggestion the tower was constructed in memory of his wife, Maria.
• Loughborough has for more than a century been the home of John Taylor & Co bell founders and the firm has a museum the Bellfoundry Museum located on two floors telling the story of bell making over the centuries.
• The " Celsa ", founded by the bell founder Gerhard van Wou in his workshop on Glockengie遝rwall in 1487, was bought in 1804 by the Lutheran congregation of in Altengamme, now a part of Hamburg.
• Only two similar jugs are known in the UK . The Wenlok jug is the smallest of the three, but bears the earliest maker's mark for the English founder-possibly a bell founder-who cast it.
• These bells were cast at the famous Meneely bell foundry of West Troy ( now Watervliet ), New York, in 1869 . That bell foundry was started in 1826 by Andrew Meneely, who had been an apprentice to instrument maker and bell founder Julius Hanks.