Use for small, open structures erected on a roof, wall, or gable of a church or other structure, carrying and sheltering bells. For the timber framework supporting bells in order to absorb the vibrations of their swinging, use "bell cages."
AAT
300070168
bell canopies
bell cots
bell gables
canopies, bell
cotes, bell
cots, bell
gables, bell
13yrs ago
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