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Conti's Cafe, 5 Harford Square, Lampeter

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View of the first Conti's ice-cream van.

The three Conti brothers went into business together. Eventually they owned twelve cafes around the Swansea and Carmarthen area. This cafe was in Clydach.

View of the house in Ystradgynlais converted by Attilio Conti into his first Italian cafe or ice-cream parlour.

Mr Jack and Mr Alf Conti's wives were both Welsh and helped out in the cafes but the men always made the ice-cream.

Contis Cafe, 5 Harford Square,Lampeter, exterior gable end.

Contis Cafe, 5 Harford Square,Lampeter, general interior of the cafe.

Conti's Cafe, 5 Harford Square, Lampeter, Mr Angleo Conti standing in the doorway of his cafe.

Contis Cafe, 5 Harford Square,Lampeter, exterior gable end.

Group 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.

A range of different Conti's ice-cream vans.

Portrait of Attilio, Jack and Alf Conti of Conti Bros shop in Ystradgynlais.

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

Contis Cafe, 5 Harford Square,Lampeter, interior of the cafe, counter area.

Contis Cafe, 5 Harford Square,Lampeter, exterior gable end.

Contis Cafe, 5 Harford Square,Lampeter, coffee machine and serving area.

Contis Cafe, 5 Harford Square,Lampeter, exterior gable end.

Conti's Cafe, 5 Harford Square,Lampeter, exterior shop front.

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