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The Tangkhuls used Manipuri coins of bell-metal locally called "sel" as a medium of exchange which was first introduced during the reign of Khagemba (1597–1652).

Khagra, a neighbourhood in Bahrampur is renowned for its manufacture of bell-metal and brass utensils, as well as ivory, and wood carving.

The country is said to have produced gold, silver, red copper, crystal lenses and bell-metal.

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Ghatal was famous for manufacturing of cotton goods, tussar silk, bell metal utensils etc, and the Dutch had a factory here.

Dhokra or bell metal casting is world acclaimed art form of Raigarh.

Based in the village of Ektaal, the bell metal structures are noted for their aesthetic value.

Large bells are made by casting bell metal in moulds designed for their intended musical pitches.

Bells for the intention of producing functional sound are usually made by casting bell metal, an alloy of bronze.

The recognized best composition for bell metal though is a ratio of approximately 80 per cent copper and 20 per cent tin.

By popular tradition the bell metal contained gold and silver, as component parts of the alloy, as it is recorded that rich and devout people threw coins into the furnace when bells were cast in the churchyard.

This however is probably erroneous as there are no authentic analyses of bell metal, ancient or modern, which show that gold or silver has ever been used as a component part of the alloy.

Small quantities of other metals found in old bell metal are likely to be impurities in the metals used to form the alloy.