RISM Working Group Salzburg and AES - Archive of the Archdiocese Salzburg    
Nummer: 269
Documented datings: 1807
Depository: AES - Archive of the Archdiocese Salzburg
Watermark: GA | F [in cartouche (heart-shaped)]
Countermark:
Paper maker: Giovanni Andrioli di Faustino
Initial: GAF
Paper mill: Caneto
Region: Toscolano-Maderno, Brescia
Height: 130
Widtht:
Height x Width: 130 x ca 31 mm
Appears in: A 1437 (Reischl?)
Watermark source: A 1437 [score]

Literature: I. Mattozzi, Le filigrane e la qualita’ della carta.nella Repubblica Veneta della fine del ,700, in: Produzione e uso delle carte filigranate in Europa (secoli XIII-XX), ed. by G. Castangnari, Fabriano 1996, p. 331.
Further image(s): Eineder WZ 425, 1037
Remarks: [Informationen von Alessandro Lattanzi:] Giovanni Andreoli [son] of Faustino (and not Giovanni Andreoli & Fratelli!) On 26 March 1782 his papermill in Caneto was said to have been „construita di nuovo“, recently buit up (I-Vas, Inquisitore alle Arti, b. 23: see Mattozzi, Le filigrane e la qualita’ della carta..., p. 331). By that time Giovanni was no longer the tenant of his former papermill in Luseti (in 1782 it was rented to Luchini Bros., with the watermark FL, „Fratelli Luchini“). At first the Caneto papermill was owned by Antonio Avanzini, but Giovani bought it in 1793. In the first half of the 19th century the activity was carried on by his sons Faustino [Jr.] and Luigi under the trade name „Fratelli Andreoli di Giovanni“ In the meantime, another firm called „Fratelli Andreoli“ or Giacomo Andreoli per la ditta F.lli Andreaoli, was in activity since 1782: GFA

RISM-ID: 659002028

This watermark-collection was compiled by Eva Neumayr and Lars Laubhold (RISM Salzburg, Répertoire International des Sources Musicales) from the Dommusikarchiv, the music collection at the Archiv der Erzdiözese Salzburg during two FWF sponsored projects ( P 20309 and P 23195, leader of both projects: Ernst Hintermaier). If you have new information on one of the watermarks, please contact Eva Neumayr. The web presentation was implemented by Emanuel Wenger (Vienna, ÖAW).