A dictionary of architecture and building; biographical, historical and descriptive (1901)
Sturgis, Russell, 1836-1909 · New York, Macmillan · leaf 168
a bull, ur liulls, in a bellry ; cither thewhole Bell Cage, or the stock and wheel takentogetiier, or tlie stock alone. The term doesnot seem to be used with technical accuracy. BELL CRANK ings are .sometimes fill(>il with Louver Boards,or Abat-Sons, to exclude the rain without intcr-ru])ting… … I.Ki.i. Cagk: Church of S. Jean Baftiste de Belleville. BELL CHAMBER. That portion of the interior of a iR-lfry, steeple, or campanile, inwhich the bells are hung. It contains thebell carriage, and has large openings to permitthe wide diffusion of the sound. These open-^83 BELL CRANK. A l)ent or…
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