How Old Ya Think This Is????

BigWaveDave

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Nice Crotal Bell !

There's a few web sites where you can probably learn more about your Bell.
Google search - "Dating Crotal Bells" - when you get to the site try to find the 'Maker's Marks" on yours.
If you find yours you should be able to learn who made it and in what time period.
A lot of the Crotal Bells we find in the US were made in England in the 1800's.

Good Luck !
 

dave you did good thanks for sharing with us
 

E-Trac…. Great advice, thanks! I didn’t know there was a Crotal Bell site…. Then I found this!
Awesome!
 

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Sweet looking crotal bell.
 

That is a super nice bell. Great that you got some good info on the maker too. Congrats!
 

Great save!! Have found several crotals of different sizes but never seen one with a horse!
 

She was a foot deep, 1900’s yard, but in an 1700’s area. It’s inscribed W E B and there is a crude horse carved into it. No numbers like I’ve seen on these posted before.
Thanks for looking! :hello:
BWD
Very Cool!!! Congrats!!!
 

Awesome find. Still on my bucketlist.
 

She was a foot deep, 1900’s yard, but in an 1700’s area. It’s inscribed W E B and there is a crude horse carved into it. No numbers like I’ve seen on these posted before.
Thanks for looking! :hello:
BWD
Not sure of age, but nice find.
 

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