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na | Chiantel Foundry, Saignelegier, Switzerland |
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na | Try this link too |
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Chiantel Foundry, Saignelegier, Switzerland Explanation: I did some research on the net and found that Saignelegier is the name of a town in Switzerland. Other bells with the same inscription are described as "Swiss cow bells" on the sites that I found. I also found one link that gives Chiantel as the name of the foundry where these bells were cast. Hope this helps. Try doing a search on www.google.com with the inscription Chiantel Fondeur Saignelegier (and not Saigneleger) and various combinations of the words. Also try Chiantel Foundry. You should find some interesting results. www.bronze.net/misc.html - 6k |
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Try this link too Explanation: www.swissisland.ch/ccc/pages/kamela/en.htm |
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