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Single Oxford Bob Triples is the most-rung triples method after Grandsire, Stedman and Plain Bob. Like Single Oxford Bob Minor, it is a good exercise in ringing by the treble: plain hunt below the treble, and learn what work to do depending where the treble is crossed on the way up.

The first known peal in the method was rung at Benenden in 1821.

Resources

• An article by Richard Pullin about Single Oxford, published in The Ringing World, 7 February 2020.
• Ed Col 4.6: Other twin-hunt methods
• David Leach’s collection of short touches
• The Ringing World, 1969, p.666: Short touches to be called from various bells.
• The Ringing World, 1969, p.744: A short article on the method and touches by Edgar Shepherd.