| Location | Sala de campanas |
|---|---|
| Bellfounder | TAYLOR, JOHN & CO |
| Casting year | 1864 |
| Current bell ringing | Change Ringing |
| Yoke | Brazo de hierro |
| Current Status | Buena |
| Mechanisms to ring | Rueda Change Ringing |
| Assessment | Campana interesante. Puede refundirse en caso de rotura tras su documentación. |
| Installation | La instalación es original y debe ser conservada para proteger la sonoridad y otros valores culturales. Cualquier mecanización deberá conservar estas cualidades, reproducir los toques tradicionales y permitir los toques manuales. |
| Description (generated by Ollama - local AI) |
The Campana at All Saints’ Church, Nottingham, a significant feature of Taylor, John & Co.’s work, reflects the firm’s characteristic aesthetic established in 1864. Constructed during a period of substantial church building activity in ENGLAND, the campana, numbering six bells, demonstrates a robust, utilitarian design typical of Taylor’s output. Inscriptions on the bells read: “SANCTUS IOHANNIS,” “SANCTUS MICHAEL,” “SANCTUS PETRUS,” “SANCTUS ANGELUS,” “SANCTUS DAVID,” and “SANCTUS ANDREAS.” The campana’s construction utilizes a cast-iron framework, a hallmark of the firm’s engineering. Documentation, including the 1864 ‘Conservation Buena y Valuation Campana interesante,’ indicates a strategy for repair and potential reconstruction following damage – a prudent approach for such a valuable instrument. This record underscores the campana’s enduring importance within the church’s heritage. |
| Card editor | MARTÍNEZ ROIG, Eliseo |
| Updating | 10-10-2007 |
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