Thanks to Patrick Lombardi for the recent donation of photos, articles and documents related to his grandfather Angelo N. Lombardi.
Angelo Lombardi, pioneer El Paso jeweler, came to El Paso from New York City in 1911, and became manager of the Eddy Foster Manufacturing Co., the largest jewelry business in the Southwest.
Until World War II Lombardi was El Paso representative for the Italian government and was president of the Anglo-American Club which ceased to hold meetings when the war began.
Lombardi lived in El Paso for 35, he died of a heart attack at the age of 63, in his shop at 104 San Francisco street. His home was at 1509 Montana.
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Lombardi article, “Last Rites Arranged for A.N. Lombardi.”
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Angelo Lombardi headstone.
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Angelo Lombardi
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Angelo Lombardi
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Angelo Lombardi
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Angelo Lombardi naturalization papers.
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Angelo Lombardi ad.
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Angelo Lombardi ad.
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Angelo Lombardi ad.
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Angelo Lombardi ad.
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Angelo Lombardi with his mother, wife and children.
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Angelo Lombardi, Madalene Kelly Lombardi, Nick Lombardi.
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Angelo Lombardi, duck hunt
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Angelo Lombardi obituary, “Rites Pending for A.N. Lombardi”
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Lombardi article “Italians Asked to Keep Speech of Columbus”
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Angelo Lombardi article “Jeweler’s Widow Held Accountable For $20,000”
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Angelo Lombardi “Lombardi Estate Silver Seized at Elecutrix’ Reguest”
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Angelo Lombardi “Returned to Lombardi Estate”
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Angelo Lombardi, “How’s this for ducks?”
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Angelo Lombardi and family in Italy
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Angelo Lombardi advertisement.