Ships Bells

[Trader]

And cabins were always called "rooms"

Alec.

[Capt Bill Davies]

And cabins were always called "rooms"

Alec.

And old habits die hard Alec, It is 50 years ago last March I left the BF but still refer to cabins as rooms. This is a coincidence as just prior to my previous post on this thread I replied to John Sabourne on the Capt Leslie Wild thread and I referred to a cabin as a room therein and thought that some might comment only to find your reference to this very BF peculiarity.

Brgds

Bill

[George Edwards]

Will do Keith, Give me a week, and I will post it up

[John Callon]

And cabins were always called "rooms"

Alec.

Same thing in Bibbys Alec and Bill - cabins always referred to as rooms.
John

[George Edwards]

Gentlemen, Thank you for all your replies, even though some of them were under the influence when written. lol.
I now have the information of said bell "Gladiola" and the Golf club secretary is going to mount the information and picture in the clubhouse.
Sorry I could not get back to you all before this, as I have been a little under the weather of late. Am going for an operation this week, so
until I return, fair wind and weather to you all.
George

[Keith at Tregenna]

THANKS FOR TELLING US:

Pleased with the update and await all news and pic's.

Cheers. K.

[E.Martin]

Point of interest regarding Ships Bells,I read some where that when a Royal Navy ship go to the scrap yard
the bell always go to the first CO.