2026-04-05T23:42:45+01:0012,43740415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects15910070196238BELL PULLYA cord or handle which rings a bell when pulled.128P16010070295365BELL SYSTEMYA system of communication used in a house to summon servants or on board ship to transmit orders to the engine room.128P2627137448BELL TOWERYA high tower, attached to or detached from a building such as a church, with a belfry stage containing bells.546P496969965BELL TOWERYA tower or turret in which bells are hung.1P2628137449Bell TurretN546N10602141072BELLAND YARD WALLYA wall within a lead mine surrounding a dressing floor, where waste from mining and smelting is deposited, to protect livestock from entering and consuming contaminated material and becoming poisoned, or 'bellanded'.1P2629137450BELLCOTEYA housing for one or more bells, usually gabled or roofed.546P989599572BELLITE WORKSYA works engaged principally in the manufacture of the explosive bellite.1P10384140153BELLMAN AIRCRAFT HANGARYA type of temporary transportable aircraft hangar designed in 1936 by N.S. Bellman. It was designed for ease of installation, and was composed of light rolled steel sections.1P10386140155Bellman HangarN1N16110070396486BELLOWSYAn object used to create a blast of air.128P700891171BELLOWS HOUSEYA building housing a set of bellows used to provide the blast of air to a blast furnace or similar installation.1P16210070496630BELTYA band of leather, cloth etc worn usually around the waist to support clothing, carry weapons, pouches, tools etc or as a decoration.128P163100705Belt AttachmentN128N164100706Belt ChapeN128N165100707Belt ClaspN128N11676164122Belt ConveyorN1N166100708Belt FittingN128N11677164123Belt HoistN1N167100709Belt LoopN128N168100710Belt MountN128N169100711Belt PlateN128N170100712Belt SlideN128N2630137451BELVEDEREYA turret on the side of a house providing views across the surrounding countryside.546P449369010BELVEDEREYA turret, tower or look out occupying a prominent position to provide a view, either a separate building, or part of a villa.1P492669591BENCHYA long seat, usually made of stone or wood, with or without a back.1P17110071397332BENCH (SEAT)YA long seat usually without a back.128P17210071497333BENCH (TABLE)YA rough table usually for working upon.128P10721142992BENCH MARKYMark, usually consisting of a horizontal line above an arrow, cut by the Ordnance Survey as part of the survey of Britain and referenced to a known height above mean sea level.1P4030167859BENCH PEWY546P