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Free Correlative Guideline For Small Antique Desk

12 September 2010
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I had purchased bells like this in a quaint New England hardware store 24 years ago. I have had so many friends ask where to buy them and was never able to find anything like them….until now. These bells are EXACTLY like my original ones. They have a wonderful, happy sound as soon as my front door is opened. This nice part is I can be anywhere in the house and if anyone opens or tries to open my door, I hear it. They make for an unusual gift as well.

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7 Comments to “Free Correlative Guideline For Small Antique Desk”

  1. Nix September 12, 2010 at 1:38 am

    Beautiful, well made, sturdy chimes. Love them, and an using them in my office as an alternative to the counter top bell customers ring to alert me.

  2. Horowitz September 12, 2010 at 2:03 pm

    This bell is sturdy and sweet. It’s very Victorian. I love the tinkling of the bells and it’s welcoming to those who enter. I know right away when my kids go in and out!

  3. Dou September 13, 2010 at 1:30 am

    The product is exactly what I was looking for but couldn’t find because I did not know what the correct name was for it. “That bell ‘thingy’ that used to hang on shop doors” just didn’t cut it when searching for the product. Once I knew to look for “shopkeepers bell” it was easy. This product is well made of real brass and is practical as well as beautiful. I only gave it a four star because I had to figure out how to keep the top on as it tends to unscrew as the bells(there are three) rotates. Ended up drilling a very, very small hole in the top and screwing in a brass screw to secure the top. One injured finger later the bell was mounted and delightfully announces whomever uses my back door–much better than the alarm buzzer that comes with the alarm system. If you don’t want the bells to ring just put a piece of tape on the hanging pendulum and silence reigns. Couldn’t be better. This would be great for a busy family trying to keep track of just where the kids are!!!

  4. Acosta September 13, 2010 at 1:34 pm

    I bought one of these 20 yrs. ago and have to buy another now. Cannot recommend it enough. Well made and a very beautiful sound. I just love the tinkling of the bells.

  5. Gezalyan September 14, 2010 at 1:48 am

    I bought this globe for my 4-year-old niece for Christmas – she LOVES it! It is very sturdy, aesthetically pleasing, and well made. It shipped quickly and the entire transaction was very easy. I totally recommend this “world” (as my niece calls it).

  6. Davenport September 14, 2010 at 2:19 pm

    In the movie about Amelia Earhart there is a quote I believe that says that part of her motivation was based upon receipt of a globe as a young girl. I therefore gave my two grand daughters these globes for Christmas and they were delighted. Both are 7-8 years of age and are at the point where they can start to understand distances, places, and the scale of things. This globe brings the world to each of them yet in different ways.

    The color of the globe, the sepia like tint, is pleasing and it appears quite durable even as a gift for a somewhat young child. It seems so far to withstand the twirling that is all too common with globes and the young and the grabbing and carrying it around to demonstrate a point.

    Having a globe like this, one of moderately good quality and durability, will be a very useful tool in understanding the world.

  7. Niederhaus September 15, 2010 at 1:36 am

    It is pricey, but adequate. I find it to be sturdy and the font size is legible.

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