Anyone good with bells?

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kenb

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Re: anyone good with bells?

Thanks Reddie, I've seen them posted here before, What exactly is a crotal bell?

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Spitfire Reddie

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The purpose being that the bells would ring out in the forest signaling the coming of a carriage or horse so that the wild beasts or people would not be taken by surprise is one use for them.
 

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dgaughan

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Thanks for the information guys. I have another bell that is in not as good shape that ken is going to look at and post a picture of.

thanks

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hey guys,
up here in the north they're called sleighbells. they were attached to the horses underneath there belly on long leather straps. also come in different sizes, i have one that is about 2 and a half inches wide and very heavy.
yours is a size 6 or 9 bell.
h.h.
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pgill

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We put them on cats to chase the birds away ??? Not that big though ;D

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