-
derived from the
Ancient Gr**** -λογία (-logia)
meaning 'the
study of'. A
campanologist is one who
studies campanology,
though it is po****rly
misused to refer...
-
Richard Duckworth (fl. 1695), was an
English campanologist. Duckworth, a
native of Leicestershire, is
probably identical with the
Richard Duckworth mentioned...
- are
artistic and
skilled performances difficult to automate. The term
campanologist is po****rly
misused to
refer to a bell-ringer, but this
properly refers...
-
Marienbard (2002),
Campanologist (2010), Best
Solution (2018)
Preis von
Europa - (3) -
Kutub (2001),
Mamool (2003),
Campanologist (2011) Rheinland-Pokal...
-
Temporal (1991) Deutschland-Preis – (3) – Luso (1997),
Marienbard (2002),
Campanologist (2010)
Grosser Preis von
Baden – (3) –
Germany (1995),
Marienbard (2002)...
-
bourdon Emmanuel,
which was cast in 1686.
Emmanuel is
considered by
campanologists as one of Europe's
finest bells and was
designated a
national historic...
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Balanchine Barney Roy
Belardo Benbatl Bivouac Blue
Bunting Blue
Point Campanologist Cape
Cross Cape
Verdi Cascadian Castle Lady
Cavalryman Certify Cezanne...
- (2009),
Campanologist (2011)
Leading owner since 1970 (4 wins):
Godolphin –
Kutub (2001),
Cherry Mix (2005),
Schiaparelli (2009),
Campanologist (2011)...
- life of
Richard Shewin,
Guyler pla****
General Gland, soldier-scholar,
campanologist and
author of war memoirs,
including in Not a Drum was Heard. During...
- (24
January 1830 – 27
February 1884) was an
English antiquarian and
campanologist.
North was the son of
Thomas North of
Burton End,
Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire...
