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Washington Ringing Society Library Index Sorted by TITLE, Then AUTHOR Washington Ringing Society Library Index Sorted by TITLE, then AUTHOR updated: 7/06/18 QCR Publisher/ Title Author/Editor Printer Ed Year Location Comments 99 Plain Minor Methods Howard, Judy A. CCCBR Records & Methods Binder 1 Comm 99 Plain Minor Methods, The Howard, Judy A. CCCBR Records & Methods Binder 4 Comm Abel Ringing Simulator Hughes, Chris AbelSim Ltd. 2008 X-See Librarian CD- Software - Original Abel Software (base for upgrades) REFERENCE ONLY - http://abelsim.co.uk; QCR has for updating laptops Acoustically Balanced Carillon, The Bigelow, Arthur Lynds School of Engineering, 1961 Shelf Princeton Alliance Minor Methods Howard, Judy A. Compiled fr CCCBR Binder 1 Collection Alliance Minor Methods Howard, Judy A. Compiled fr CCCBR Binder 4 Collection Among the Bells [The Riging Career of the Rev F.E. Robinson, MA] Robinson, R. E. 2nd pre-1925 Shelf Gift of Susan Jensen - Sep 2016; [Author's death is stated as 1910, and an previous owner inscribed the book in 1925, so publication year is sometime between.] Anthology of Bells Warren, Dorothy Moody Exposition Press Hicksville NY 1979 Shelf With a letter from author; Gift of Pete Outcalt - Feb 2016 Art of Handbell Ringing, The Tufts, Nancy Poore Herbert Jenkins Ltd. 1962 Shelf About tune ringing on handbells Attaché Magazine - May 2002 [p46 article:By Whom the Bell Tolls] Dunkel, Tom US Airways 2002 Binder 6 Total copies 2: Ref copy in Binder 6, and copy in Binder 6; In-flight magazine of USAIR Attaché Magazine - May 2002 [p46 article:By Whom the Bell Tolls] Dunkel, Tom US Airways 2002 Binder 4 Total copies 2: Ref copy in Binder 4, [reference copy] plus a copy in Binder 6; In-flight magazine of USAIR Basic Collection of Doubles and Triples Methods, A Howard, Judy A. Records & Methods 1961 Binder 1 Committee Basic Collection of Doubles and Triples Methods, A Howard, Judy A. Records & Methods 1961 Binder 4 Committee Bath & Wells Diocesan Association of Change Ringers, The [1990 - Papyrus Printers 1990 Binder 0 Cetenary Report] Bath & Wells Diocesan Association of Change Ringers, The [1996 - Profile 1996 Binder 0 Annual Report] Bathwick Tune Book, The [copies 1 and 2] St Mary's Bathwick, Bath Binder 6 Total copies 3: Ref (Binder 4), copies 1 and 2 Bathwick Tune Book, The [reference copy] St Mary's Bathwick, Bath Binder 4 Total copies 3: Ref copy, copies 1 and 2 (Binder 6) Bearly Ringing [New Year's Eve 2001] Donnen, Ed Ed Donnen 2002 Shelf-Box 2 Re Ed's 12/31/01 New Year's Eve Creations; Gift of Pete Outcalt - Feb 2016 Beginners' Grandsire Waddington, A Central Council Publications 3rd 2003 Binder 7 Gift of Pete Outcalt - Feb 2016 Beginner's Handbook, A [copy 1] Tyler, Malcolm CCCBR Education 1981 Binder 2 Total copies 4: copies 1, 2 in Binder Committee 2; copies 3, 4 at PO; Gift from M. Faringdon (English Bookdealer) Beginner's Handbook, A [copy 2] Tyler, Malcolm CCCBR Education 1981 Binder 2 Total copies 4: copies 1, 2 in Binder Committee 2; copies 3, 4 at PO Page 1 of 12 Printed: 7/6/2018 Washington Ringing Society Library Index Sorted by TITLE, then AUTHOR updated: 7/06/18 QCR Publisher/ Title Author/Editor Printer Ed Year Location Comments Beginner's Handbook, A [copy 3] Tyler, Malcolm CCCBR Education 1981 Post Office Total copies 4: copies 1, 2 in Binder Committee 2; copies 3, 4 at PO; Beginner's Handbook, A [copy 4] Tyler, Malcolm CCCBR Education 1981 Post Office Total copies 4: copies 1, 2 in Binder Committee 2; copies 3, 4 at PO; Beginners' Plain Bob Waddington, A CCCBR 3rd 2003 Binder 6 Gift of Jim Snyder Beginners' Plain Bob Waddington, A Central Council Publications 3rd 2003 Binder 7 Gift of Pete Outcalt - Feb 2016 Bell News and 'Ringers' Record, The 1881 - 1915 Wratten, C A & Ellis, A F CCCBR 2003 Shelf Gift from Ellis Nov 03 Bellfounding Jennings, Trevor S Shire Publications Ltd 1999 Binder 7 Shire Pub #212; Gift of Pete Outcalt - Feb 2016 Bellhandling - A Tutor's Companion [DVD copy of VHS tape] CCCBR Education CCCBR 1997 Shelf-DVD Committee Bellhandling - A Tutor's Companion [VHS copy of orig VHS] CCCBR Education CCCBR 1997 Shelf-VHS Committee Bellhandling - A Tutor's Companion DVD CCCBR Education CCCBR 1997 Shelf-DVD Committee Bellringer's Bedside Companion, The [copy 2] Coleman, Steve Sue Coleman Publishing 1994 Shelf Total copies 2: Ref, Copy 2 Bellringer's Bedside Companion, The [reference copy] Coleman, Steve Sue Coleman Publishing 1994 Shelf Reference; Total copies 2: Ref, Copy 2 Bellringer's Book of Brain Benders, A Newing, Angela 1978 Binder 7 Gift of Pete Outcalt - Feb 2016 Bellringer's Early Companion, The [copy 1] Coleman, Steve Sue Coleman Publishing 1999 Shelf Total copies 3: Ref, Copy 1, Copy 3 Bellringer's Early Companion, The [copy 3] Coleman, Steve Sue Coleman Publishing 1999 Shelf Total copies 3: Ref, Copy 1, Copy 3 Bellringer's Early Companion, The [reference copy] Coleman, Steve Sue Coleman Publishing 1999 Shelf Reference; Total copies 3: Ref, Copy 1, Copy 3 Bell-ringing: The English Art of Change-Ringing Johnston, Ron Viking; ISBN0-670-80176- 1986 Shelf Reference;Gift Fleming/Donnen; 3 Bells and Bellringers of York Minster, The [copy 1 - paperback] Potter, David E. Friends of York Minster 1987 Binder 5 Total copies 2: Copy 2 is hardback and is on shelf Bells and Bellringers of York Minster, The [copy 2 - hardback] Potter, David E. Friends of York Minster 1987 Shelf Total copies 2: Copy 1 is paperback and in Binder 5; Gift of York Minster Society of Ringers Bells and Man Price, Percival Oxford Univ Press 1984 Shelf Gift of Pete Outcalt - Feb 2016 Bells and Ringers of St Patrick's Parish Church Ballymena, The A. A. Sothernan Ltd. 1988 Binder 5 Bells of Adelaide, The Sorell, Matthew and Rusty Prod Soundworks 2011 Shelf-CD Alexander, Russell (producers) Bells of England, The Raven, J. J., D.D., F.S.A. Methuen & Co, London 1906 Shelf Gift from Rick Dirksen Bells of Exeter Cathedral, The Scott, Rev. J.G.M., MA James Townsend & Sons Binder 5 Ltd Bells of Russia History and Technology Williams, Edward V. Princeton University Press 1985 Shelf Gift from Author 28 Sep 91 Bells of Saint Mary's Wimbledon Parish Church, The Shamrock Press Ltd 1986 Binder 5 Bells of the Cotswold's Saydisc SDL-290 X-See Librarian LP Bells of the Isle Harrison, Reginald [Bob John Crowther WWII X-See Librarian Rare Book; No date given, but p33 Major] says "…it is quite certain that when peaceful times return…" Bells of Whitechapel, The [Natl Geographic Society Explorer] Gasek, Paul (Prod) and National Geographic Explorer 1986 Shelf-VHS 15:45min; CVC 8162; Gift of Pete George, F (Ed) Outcalt - Feb 2016 Bells of Wymondham Abbey, The Cattermole, Dr. Paul Friends of Wymondham 1996 Binder 5 Wymondham Abbey Series No 2 Abbey BellsBellsBells Bailey, Bernadine Dodd, Mead & Company 1978 Shelf Blue Line System of Extracting False Courseheads, The Segar, John CCCBR 1981 Binder 4 Gift from Pete Outcalt 2002 Page 2 of 12 Printed: 7/6/2018 Washington Ringing Society Library Index Sorted by TITLE, then AUTHOR updated: 7/06/18 QCR Publisher/ Title Author/Editor Printer Ed Year Location Comments Bob Caller's Companion, The [copy 1] Coleman, Steve Sue Coleman Publishing 2nd 2001 Shelf Total copies 3: Ref, Copy 1, Copy 2 Bob Caller's Companion, The [copy 2] Coleman, Steve Sue Coleman Publishing 2nd? 1996 Shelf Total copies 3: Ref, copies 1 and 2; Copy 2 - Gift of Martha Ellett, fall 2012, from the Library of Will Ragland Bob Caller's Companion, The [reference copy] Coleman, Steve Sue Coleman Publishing 2nd 2001 Shelf Reference; Total copies 3: Ref, Copies 1 and 2 Book of Five Ladders Donnen, Ed Ed Donnen 2000 Shelf-Box 2 Re steps up to bell frame (Cathedral); Gift of Pete Outcalt - Feb 2016 Book of Five Ladders, The Donnen, Ed 1999 Shelf Reference Copy Book of Five Ladders, The Donnen, Ed Donnen, Ed 2000 Shelf-Box 1 Reference; Re steps up to bell frame (Cathedral) Book of the Bells, The - The Story of the Bells of St. Clement Danes - Noble, Rev. Robin SynRG 1997 Binder 5 The Church in the Strand Called Home - An Anthology of Taylor Bells Vol 1 John Taylor Bellfounders John Taylor Bellfounders 2003 Shelf-CD Gift fom Taylor Bellfoundry Calvary Memorial Peal Service & Dedication Peal, Frederick MD 7 Nov Calvary Ch Calvary UMC Church 2004 Binder 0 04 [Program of Dedication] Campanalogia Improved or, The Art of Ringing Made Easy [1989 Doleman, J [and C.M. - Christopher Groome 3rd 1989 Shelf Copy # 166 of limited edition of 500 facsimile of 3rd edition of 1733] name not known] printed in 1989 [facsimile of 3rd edition in 1733] Campanalogia Improved or, The Art of Ringing Made Easy [1990 Stedman, Fabian Christopher Groome 1st 1990 Shelf Copy # 72 of limited edition of 750 facsimile of 1st edition of 1677] printed in 1990 [facsimile of 1st edition of 1677]; Gift of Ann Martin; Includes some written notes by Eddie Martin Care and Maintenance of Change Ringing Bells, Fittings & Frames, The Whitechapel Bell Foundry Whitechapel Bell Foundry 2001 Maint Binder Reference Copy [2001 - Whitechapel Foundry - presented by Alan Hughes] Care and Maintenance of Change Ringing Bells, Fittings & Frames, The Whitechapel Bell Foundry Whitechapel Bell Foundry 2001 Post Office Reference Copy [2004 - Whitechapel Foundry - presented by Alan Hughes] Care and Maintenance of Change Ringing Bells, Fittings & Frames, The Whitechapel Bell Foundry Whitechapel Bell Foundry 2004 Maint Binder Reference Copy [2004 - Whitechapel Foundry - presented by Alan Hughes] Care and Maintenance of Change Ringing Bells, Fittings & Frames, The Whitechapel Bell Foundry Whitechapel Bell Foundry 2004 Maint Binder Gift of Pete Outcalt - Feb 2016 [2004 - Whitechapel Foundry - presented by Alan Hughes] Carillon in Literature, The A collection from Various Authors Rice, William Gorham John Lane Co., New 1915 Shelf Signed Gift York/London Cathedral Bell Ringers Feature 5/31/2002 on WJLA-TV (ABC7) WJLA-TV (ABC7) WJLA-TV (ABC7) 2002 Shelf-VHS Recorded off the air; 8:58min Change Ringing in Essex Roast, Joe C.P.A.(Printers) Limited 1978 Shelf Gift from UK Ringers 1988 Change Ringing in the Carolina Low-Country [2 copies] Williams, George W.
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