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SUFFOLK GUILD OF RINGERS LIBRARY CATALOGUE 2011 Issue no. 2f Most of the Guild Library has now been deposited in the Suffolk Record Office and East Anglian Sound and Vision Archive. If you wish to borrow any items please contact the Guild Librarian ([email protected]). Items marked * are currently held by the librarian CONTENTS 1. Central Council Publications 2. Guild and Church Records 3. Change Ringing and Composition 4. General 5. Local Bell History (Suffolk, Norfolk, Essex) 6. Local History 7. Other Regional Books 8. Churches, Towers, Bells and Ringers 9. Maintenance 10. Personal Memorobilia 11. Audio Visual 12. The Ringing World, Bell News, Campanology, Reverberations 13. Peal Boards and Photographs 14. Handbells 15. Miscellaneous 16. Foreign Bells and Ringing 17. Fiction 18. Appendices 1: CENTRAL COUNCIL PUBLICATIONS Title Donated By Beginners Handbook, 1981 Edition Anon Bell ringing – leaflet “Bells in your care” Notes for Incumbants - leaflet Central Council guidelines on ensuring the acceptability of The sound of Church Bell ringing March 2001 S. Pereira Central Council Leaflet: “Working for Ringers and Ringing” Central Council Leaflet: “Central Council Publications 2001” Central Council Library: Essays for the Friends Nos.1-18* Central Council Library Catalogue Part 1, 1979 Central Council Library Catalogue Part 2, 1983 Central Council Library: Friends Newsletters Nos.12-25, 27-32* Central Council Meeting Official Report, Hull 1984 Anon Central Council Publication: Organising a Bell Restoration Project Suffolk Guild Sec Central Council Report of the Committee, 1894 Anon Central Council Rules & Decisions 1891-1903 G.W.Pipe Central Council Rules & Regulations (1894) Anon Central Council Rules 1993 Gen Secretary Central Council Rules & Decisions 1995 Gen Secretary Central Council Rules and Decisions 1998 Gen Secretary Central Council Training Directory 1997, 1999, 2000 Gen Secretary Change ringing on handbells (1949) H.Egglestone Change ringing, the history of an English art (ed Sanderson, 1987) H.C.Rush Collection of legitimate methods (1907) H.D.Lister Collection of rung surprise major methods (1973) D.Knox Collection of surprise methods in place notation C.J.Sedgley Conducting Grandsire Triples by N.Chaddock J.Williamson Conducting Stedman Triples by W.Moreton (1984) J.Williamson Doubles & Minor methods (3rd ed, 1949) R.W.Steward Elementary handbook for beginners (1959, 62, 66, 69 editions)* Anon Hints for instructors & beginners (1933, 3 copies) 2 Anon (1 B Wakefield) Judging striking competitions by R.G.T.Morris Anon Major methods (collection of compositions, 1950) G.W.Pipe On conducting (1980) J.Williamson 1 Ringing World Report of the Central Council Meeting Suffolk Guild Sec Teaching From rounds to Bob Doubles by Moreton Anon Ten & Twelve bell compositions (1972) Anon Towards better striking by R.Smith & M.Tyler J.Williamson Towers & Bells handbook (1973, 2 copies) S.Bloomfield Variation & Transposition by J.A.Trollope (1936) C.J.Sedgley Central Council 103rd AGM at Bury St. Edmunds 2000 G. Wakefield Central Council Library Catalogue Part 1 – printed books Library purchase Poster: Ring the Changes bellringing a great tradition 2: GUILD & CHURCH RECORDS East Bergholt Ringers Handbook Suffolk Guild of Ringers - Objects, Constitution & Rules Anon Suffolk guild of ringers Consultative Document J Girt On- going photographic record of Suffolk Guild Officers (1923-) (Album by V.Bedford, photos collected by G.W.Pipe) Photo album Guild dinner, Woolpit, 1988 A.Whiting Photo album Guild dinner, Woolpit, 1993 Photo Album Guild dinner 75th Anniversary 1998 K and D Salter Medical Guild Summer Meeting 2000 Programme G. Wakefield Mildenhall District Minute Book 1946-1959 Bury St.Edmunds District Minute Book, 1956-1967 Leiston Company Minute Book, 1898-1922 SE District Minute Book, 1970-1979 SE District Minute Book, 1979-1988 SE District Attendance Book, 1966-1978 SE District Attendance Book, 1979-1986 SE District Attendance Book, Oct 1986-Dec 1995 SE District Annual Report, 1988 NW District Attendance Book, 1948-1962 NW District Attendance Book, Aug 1962-Oct 1981 NW District Attendance Book, Jan 1982-Sept 1994 NW District Minute Book, July 1967-July 1994 West Central District Minute Book, 1960-1977 Suffolk Guild AGM Minute Book, 1921-1938 Suffolk Guild AGM Minute Book, 1938-1989 Suffolk Guild AGM Minutes, 1994 Suffolk Guild Management Committee Minute Book, 1938-1973, 1973 - 1989 Suffolk Guild Statistical Record, 1923-1972 Suffolk Guild General Meeting Book, 1938-1981 Guild Reports - Norwich D.A., 1878-1879, 1888-1918 - Norwich & Ipswich Assoc, 1919-1921 - Norwich, St.Edmundsbury & Ipswich Assoc, 1922 - Suffolk Guild, 1923-2010 - Essex Assoc, 1951-1962, 1964, 1966-1970, 1972-1975, 1977-1998 - Norwich D.A., 1896 (incomplete), 1964-1976, 1978-1997,1999 - Hereford D.A. 1965-1968 - Many others from various guilds etc see appendix at end of catalogue Suffolk Guild Newsletters - Various, from April 1974 (see Appendices) SE District Newsletters - Various, from March 1978 (see Appendices) 2 Notes from Suffolk Guild seminar, 22 Sept 1990 Suffolk Guild Directory of rings of 4 or more bells in the SE District Diocese of St.Edmundsbury & Ipswich, Directory 1984, 1985 C.of E. Central Board of Finance Report, 1930 Illustrated Guide to the Church Congress Exhibition, Ipswich, 1927 An analysis of peals rung for the Suffolk Guild 1923-1993 D.Salter Minute book of meetings in the Sudbury,Clare,Lavenham branch (Jan 1960-May 1977) R.Whiting Minute book of meetings in the Sudbury & Clare branch (May 1945-July 1958) R.Whiting Sudbury District Attendance book (March 1957-Nov 1973) R.Whiting Hatcheston Bells 2000 Issue no. 3 (leaflet) Suffolk Guild of Ringers Recruitment and Training Committee Minutes April 1994 - April 1999 D. Salter Suffolk Guild of Ringers What‟s On Oct 2002 Don Price‟s social events from 1997 D. Price - incl. Welcome to the Nine Tailors 10.11.02 Woodbridge St. Mary‟s ringers Service ringing attendance book Jan 1999 – Dec 2002 Jan 2003 - June 29th 2008 Correspondence re a peal rung for Sir John Smith, brother of The Duchess of Grafton R Suggett 3: CHANGE RINGING & COMPOSITION Author Title Donated By Banister The art & science of change ringing (1874&1879) H.C.Rush Bedford An introduction to English handbell tune ringing H.C.Rush Blagrove Campanalogia, surprise methods 1821-1950 C.J.Sedgley Bloomfield Information on Bowell‟s Bell Foundry F. Bloomfield Camp Bell ringing (& letters re errors, 1974) H.C.Rush Carter Circuits of stedman cinques & caters (1906) C.J.Sedgley Cleaver The Theory of Change Ringing – An Introduction J. Hammond Corrigan First peals & progressive lengths on 8,10,12 C.J.Sedgley Corrigan Half-lead system for false courseheads in treble-bob (1950, 3 copies) C.J.Sedgley F Bloomfield Corrigan 370 Surprise major methods (booklet & notes) C.J.Sedgley Corrigan 370 Surprise major methods F Bloomfield Corrigan 350 Surprise royal & maximus methods 1949, 3 copies) C.J.Sedgley F Bloomfield Corrigan 100 Surprise methods in place notation (1947, 2 copies) C.J.Sedgley Corrigan 160 unnamed surprise major methods in place notation (1947, 2 copies) C.J.Sedgley Corrigan Surprise methods on 8,10 or 12 bells F Bloomfield (items donated by F Bloomfield were given to him by D Knox‟s widow) Cranbrook Earl of Article on Change Ringing from Aldeburgh Anthology publ.1072 Dawn Scotcher Davis Lead ends (1918) C.J.Sedgley Davis Odds & ends of Grandsire Triples (1929) E.R.Goate Davis Surprise methods (1927, 2 copies) J.C.Haggar Fenton A ringers notebook (1972, 2 copies) Anon Gridley A Collection of Methods in the Art of Change Ringing Betty Syrett Heywood A treatise on Duffield (1888) C.J.Sedgley Heywood Stedman (1903) G.E.Symonds Higgins C The Chris Higgins Guide to Three Bell Ringing* A. Antrobus Hodgson A symbolic treatment of false courseheads (1962) C.J.Sedgley Hubbard Elements of Campanologia B Wakefield 3 Hudson,McClenahan & Bishop (1963) Incidence of falseness in treble bob. Wrong place and particularly right place surprise major D.Knox Knox D A collection of 720‟s of minor F Bloomfield Knox D A collection of peals F Bloomfield Knox D A collection of surprise major methods F Bloomfield (items donated by F Bloomfield were given to him by D Knox‟s widow) Lancs Association Instructions and Diagrams for Beginners (1948) B Wakefield Lancs Association Rules & Diagrams for beginners (1911) G.W.Pipe Morris History & art of change ringing (1937) J.C.Haggar Pipe Tips for ringing Stedman Powell The Ringer's handbook H.C.Rush Rigby Elementary change ringing (1980) Anon Salter The Suffolk Guild composition collection (1987/8) D.G.Salter Segar Blue-line system of extracting false courseheads (leaflets, 1959) C.J.Sedgley Snowdon Diagrams (1985) Library purchase Snowdon Ropesight - 4th edition, 1891 J.C.Haggar - 6th edition, 1910 G.W.Pipe - 9th edition, 1936 J.C.Haggar - 10th edition B Wakefield Snowdon Standard methods - 1908 edition G.W.Pipe - 1915 edition (belonged to W.Button) G.W.Pipe - 1915 edition L.G.Brett - 1916 edition (belonged to E.Grindell) Anon - 1947 edition B Wakefield - 1951 edition G.Smith Snowdon Treatise on treble bob part 1 (1879) J.C.Haggar Suffolk Guild Peal compositions for 1983 G.W.Pipe Thompson Method splicing part 2 - major methods C.J.Sedgley Trollope Stedman Anon Troyte Change ringing - 1869 edition (belonged to E.Ambrose) H.D.Lister - 1869 edition (2 further copies) H.C.Rush Tufts The art of handbell ringing (1961) H.C.Rush Wilson Change ringing (1965) H.C.Rush Wilson Notes for beginners (1953) H.C.Rush Wilson The art & science of change ringing Anon Wratten A collection of surprise compositions (1965) Anon The Whitechapel Bell Foundry 4: GENERAL Barnes J. The Unofficial Ringers‟ Handbook* Anon Bleby We sing in a strange land (1989) J.A.Smith Bristol U.R.G. (1935) Directory of church bell ringers (2 copies) H.D.Lister Camp Discovering bells & bell ringing (1968, 1975 eds) H.C.Rush Coleman The bell ringers bedside companion Lib Purchase Coleman The bell ringers early companion Lib Purchase Coleman The method ringers companion Lib Purchase Coleman The bob callers companion Lib Purchase Duckworth Tintinnalogia, or the Art of Ringing (facsimile ed.
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