Alfred Charles Langonet
Alfred Charles Langonet (1917–1973) was an English violin maker and founder, along with his father Charles Francois 'Frank' Langonet, of the firm . Last in line to the Langonet dynasty of violin makers, he was apprenticed to his father in the workshop at W. E. Hill & Sons before joining the RAF aged 19. Served with No. 209 Squadron RAF Coastal Command during World War II and was a rigger aboard the PBY Catalina that spotted the German battleship Bismarck. After the war he went into business with his father and C. F. Langonet & Son opened in 1946 at 71 Brondesbury Road, London.
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Alfred Charles Langonet
Alfred Charles Langonet (1917–1973) was an English violin maker and founder, along with his father Charles Francois 'Frank' Langonet, of the firm . Last in line to the Langonet dynasty of violin makers, he was apprenticed to his father in the workshop at W. E. Hill & Sons before joining the RAF aged 19. Served with No. 209 Squadron RAF Coastal Command during World War II and was a rigger aboard the PBY Catalina that spotted the German battleship Bismarck. After the war he went into business with his father and C. F. Langonet & Son opened in 1946 at 71 Brondesbury Road, London.
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