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LevelDescriptionTitleDateArchive NumberLevelItemDescriptionMr Jack and Mr Alf Conti's wives were both Welsh and helped out in the cafes but the men always made the ice-cream.TitleDI2008_0547 - RCAHMW General Scanned Image CollectionDate1920 to 1930Archive Number6313658LevelItemDescriptionThe three Conti brothers went into business together. Eventually they owned twelve cafes around the Swansea and Carmarthen area. This cafe was in Clydach.TitleDI2008_0550 - RCAHMW General Scanned Image CollectionDate1920 to 1930Archive Number6313661LevelItemDescriptionView of 52 High Street, Clydach converted by Attilio Conti into one of his Italian cafes or ice-cream parlours.TitleDI2008_0549 - RCAHMW General Scanned Image CollectionDate1920 to 1930Archive Number6313660LevelItemDescriptionView of the first Conti's ice-cream van.TitleDI2008_0552 - RCAHMW General Scanned Image CollectionDate1920 to 1930Archive Number6313663LevelItemDescriptionPortrait of Attilio, Jack and Alf Conti of Conti Bros shop in Ystradgynlais.TitleDI2008_0548 - RCAHMW General Scanned Image CollectionDate1920 to 1930Archive Number6313659LevelItemDescriptionA range of different Conti's ice-cream vans.TitleDI2008_0553 - RCAHMW General Scanned Image CollectionDate1920 to 1930Archive Number6313664LevelItemDescriptionAttilio Conti and his brothers, Alf and Jack, outside the first Conti's cafe in Ystradgynlais.TitleDI2008_0551 - RCAHMW General Scanned Image CollectionDate1920 to 1930Archive Number6313662LevelItemDescriptionGroup portrait of Mr Attilio Conti and his wife Maria on a visit home to Bardi, Italy. The children rising in the pannier baskets on the donkey are Mr Angelo Conti and his sister.TitleDI2008_0546 - RCAHMW General Scanned Image CollectionDate1920 to 1930Archive Number6313587
