Smalley, 5, 40-1-2 in B.

Filmed 09 Jan 1998 + 22 Jul 1996. Cast by Taylors in 1912.
12.0.15
16.2.22
20.0.0
27.3.21
40.1.2

[@christianong3703]

I forgot about these bells because the heaviest 5 is at East Pennard Somerset 24cwt in C# thorth is 18cwt in D# and Smalley are for chiming only but these bells are stunning

[@maidstone10]

Wow! Thanks for sharing this 😀

[@MGRinger02]

These are great! It's a real shame that these aren't hung for full circle. These would be the heaviest five!

[@adamm2693]

and also have the heaviest treble of any ring, replacing East Pennard!

[@josephhill12790]

Hi did you help make the book church bells of Derbyshire because it says help is acknowledged by Nick bowden

[@josephhill12790]

I live near here

[@tittums]

These are amazing! It looks as if they ran out of money for the tower and had to just put a wooden 'cap' on top.

[@jenlfpotter3870]

They're in the key of C, not B.

[@nwbowden]

Well the tenor nominal is 504.5 Hz = B+37 cents.

[@jenlfpotter3870]

Its between a B and a C then. I have perfect pitch and a C in GCSE/o-level music.

[@irenec4876]

Jen And Urwin I also have perfect pitch and they are definitely a B (but a bit sharp perhaps)

[@FrancescoBellringer]

Jen And Urwin Definitely B

[@adamm2693]

They're borderline so it's hard to tell, same tuning as Manchester Town Hall which are a little bit newer.