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A brickworks that signed its bricks

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Seget, and Crete

…1897 has playing the anthem of Trieste on the quay at Umago — «la banda di Seghetto, propri dei signori de Franceschi» — as the excursion steamer from Trieste came alongside under a triumphal arch reading «Viva i fratelli di Trieste. Uno per tutti, tutti per uno!» , key: true , lab: A brickworks that signed its bricks , text: They had many properties around Umago, among them Spinel, «dove avevano persino una fabbrica di mattoni. Su questi veniva impressa la scritta Franceschi - Umago». Also a house in Venice, the Cà Franceschi, which they let, and an estate at Spinea near Treviso. , lab: Kandler came to stay, and they sent him hampers , text:…

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