@@user-jq8jy8ld4u That's because, when Pfunder bellfoundry collapsed in 1972, bellfoundry Grassmayr had bought Pfunder's shape/rib for bells(today it's known as Pfunder-Rippe/Pfunder's rib). That shape of bell was popular until end of 90's. For example, one of last Pfunder-Rippe bells by Grassmayr in Croatia are 3 bells for one church in Osijek
G1 - A1 - C2
Pfundner bells from Austria? Wow!
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@@supavitnummelin853 Ah! Well...they look equally. ;)
@@user-jq8jy8ld4u That's because, when Pfunder bellfoundry collapsed in 1972, bellfoundry Grassmayr had bought Pfunder's shape/rib for bells(today it's known as Pfunder-Rippe/Pfunder's rib). That shape of bell was popular until end of 90's. For example, one of last Pfunder-Rippe bells by Grassmayr in Croatia are 3 bells for one church in Osijek
@@zvonazgnadbiskupije1094 Thank you! I never really understood this issue between Grass and Pfund
@@user-jq8jy8ld4u Well, only difference is emblem of bellfoundry on bell