Condamine Bell Copper Australian Australian Alice admits she couldn't tell

Alice admits she couldn't tell a cow from a bull when she first went to live in the Outback

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Condamine Bell Copper Australian Australian Alice admits she couldn't tellThe original "Condamine Bell" was developed in 1868, by Samuel Williams Jones and named after the Queensland town of Condamine. It was larger than the British cattle bells at the time, designed especially for Australian conditions. This 5 1 2 (14cm) replica is available in copper plated to give a durable, rustic finish. Use it for a quirky door bell or decorative piece if you don't have cattle! Made in Stanthorpe, Australia Available in copper