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Attilio Conti and his brothers, Alf and Jack, outside the first Conti's cafe in Ystradgynlais, c. 1920.

The Conti brothers owned cafes in Wales. The cafe in Harford Square, Lampeter was opened in 1933 by Mr Attilio Conti, who with his brothers (Alf and Jack) owned 12 or 13 cafes in Carmarthenshire and West Glamorgan.

Photograph kindly loaned for copying by Mr A. Conti.

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