To Messrs. J. Warner & Sons,
Dear Sirs,—Our present set of Hand Bells were purchased from your establishment, and have given every satisfaction. Yours sincerely, ELI BROOKS,
Captain of the Cheddar Bell-ringing Society.
Office Citizens’ Insurance Co., No. 105, Broadway,
John Warner & Sons, Brooklyn, N.Y., E.D., Oct. 11th, 1875.
Dear Sirs,—About a year ago my brother (Mr. W. Grim) ordered a set of Swiss Musical Hand Bells from your firm for me (you will find them on page 11 of your Bell Catalogue), viz.: “A peal of 50 Bells in F, 4 octaves, Chromatic Scale, £20.” I have used them ever since, and am well pleased with them. Now let me know what you will charge me for another peal like them, to be nickel-plated. Yours truly, C. L. GRIM,
151, Seventh Street, Williamsburgh, New York, United States.
Bells of every description and size supplied complete for use by
JOHN WARNER & SONS, Bell and Brass Founders to Her Majesty,
THE CRESCENT FOUNDRY, CRIPPLEGATE, LONDON, E.C.,
AND THE FOUNDRY WORKS, WALTON-ON-THE-NAZE, ESSEX.
PRICE TWO SHILLINGS.
THE
MUSICAL HAND-BELL RINGER’S INSTRUCTOR;
Being a short historical account of SMALL BELLS,
A DESCRIPTION OF
HAND-BELLS, THEIR USES AND PURPOSES,
THE RUDIMENTS OF HAND-BELL MUSIC,
WITH EASY EXERCISES AND TUNES.