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Liberty Bell on Wooden Stand
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Liberty Bell on Wooden Stand

Commissioned by the Pennsylvania Assembly in 1751, the Liberty Bell cracked shortly after its arrival in Philadelphia. Local foundry men, Pass and Stow, recast the bell using the original metal. Their names appear on the front of the bell along with the biblical inscription from Leviticus 25:10, "Proclaim Liberty throughout all the land unto all the inhabitants thereof." This replica metal Liberty Bell stands 4.5 inches tall including the base. The base measures 4.5 x 3.25 x 1 inches. Unlike the real Liberty Bell, this bell does ring!

ITEM # AME-01879

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Facts about the Liberty Bell: Weight: 2080 lbs Circumference: The Lip (Bottom) is 12 FEET. The Crown (top) is 7 Ft 6 in. Height: From Lip to Crown is 3ft Thickness: The bell at the lip measures 3 in., at the crown 1.25 in. Clapper: The length is 3ft 2 in. Yoke: it is made of slippery elm and weighs approx 200 lbs.

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