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Tigerbells in Eurasia

The amazing travels of a bronze jingle bell

with the face of a tiger, across
the Eurasian continent
and beyond
by
Fekke de Jager
 

 

 

These pages used to contain the result of the search for the history of the tiger bells. Over the years the number of contributions by the visitors of these pages had become so numerous that it became difficult to maintain the interactive structure of the site. I decided to compile the contents of the site into a digital book. That book is now available in PDF format, free of charge. The contents has been divided into two volumes. Volume 1 is about the Classic tiger bell (also known as type A). Volume 2 is about the Continental type (type B), the Himalayan type (type C) and the alternatives. The volumes are in English.

The resolution of the PDF’s is 150 DPI, good for viewing on a computer screen or monitor, and for printing. The files can be read by any reader software for PDF files.

 

The PDF files can be downloaded at the following adresses:

 

Tigerbells in Eurasia, Volume 1

Tigerbells in Eurasia, Volume 2

 

For those who wish to make printed copies, covers for both volumes

are available on the following adresses:


Cover Volume 1

Cover Volume 2

 

After downloading,  the files will appear on the screen immediately (downloading Volume 1 will probably takes some time). If you wish to keep the files, do not forget to save them.

 

If for any reason you cannot download the files you can order them
by sending a contact form to

 

Fekke de Jager

 

Please include which items you want to receive and some words on

what sparked your interest in the history of the tiger bells.

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