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    E. De Cristofaro was a mandolin builder who learned the craft from his father in Naples, Italy, where he had a workshop from 1870 to 1892. In 1892, he moved to Paris and opened another workshop, while keeping his original one in Naples. The document provides no information about any relationship between E. De Cristofaro and the more well-known mandolin builder Ferdinando De Cristofaro.

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    E. De Cristofaro was a mandolin builder who learned the craft from his father in Naples, Italy, where he had a workshop from 1870 to 1892. In 1892, he moved to Paris and opened another workshop, while keeping his original one in Naples. The document provides no information about any relationship between E. De Cristofaro and the more well-known mandolin builder Ferdinando De Cristofaro.

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    E. De Cristofaro was a mandolin builder who learned the craft from his father in Naples, Italy, where he had a workshop from 1870 to 1892. In 1892, he moved to Paris and opened another workshop, while keeping his original one in Naples. The document provides no information about any relationship between E. De Cristofaro and the more well-known mandolin builder Ferdinando De Cristofaro.

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    De Cristofaro 1870 - 1939

    Started building mandolins after being taught by his father in Naples from
    his workshop in Via Vecchia Capo de Monte 126.

    Moved to Paris in 1892 with a workshop in Boulevard St Martin 12 (while


    also keeping his workshop in Naples).

    Not sure what relationship there was, if any, between E. De Cristofaro and
    the more famous Ferdinando De Cristofaro 1846 - 1890.

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