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8 Pack Small Brass Bells for Farm Animals

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£3.99
£9.99
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This listing is for a pack of eight small metal bells priced at £3.99, marketed for pets, livestock and decorative uses. They are lightweight and intended to be worn or hung, producing a clear ringing sound when moved.

  • Quantity: 8 bells in the pack.
  • Size: approximately 1.38" x 1.38" x 0.8" (about 3.5 x 3.5 x 2 cm).
  • Material/finish: described as a high‑quality iron construction with an environmentally friendly plating and an oven‑painted copper/bronze look to resist fading.
  • Sound: advertised as loud, crisp and pleasant — designed to make animals or items easier to locate.
  • Durability: said to be thick, hard to deform and resistant to rust or erosion.
  • Uses: suitable for cow, horse and sheep grazing bells, pet anti‑theft/accessory bells, wind chimes, Christmas decorations, handicrafts and early childhood toys.

Information is taken from the product description and features provided by the seller.

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JoTarpley

😂🤣 Read this review, I bought something like this off ebay a few years ago for one of my Cats!!

4 out of 5 stars

Too tiny for your cow

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 20 November 2024

Vine Customer Review of Free Product

Ignore the photoshopped pics, these things are very very small. I had hoped they might be big enough for me to ring at the side of the road during cycle races, but they're far too small for that. They have found an alternative use as a Xmas tree decoration, so all is not lost.

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