File:David Andersen, gullsmed.jpg
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Norsk bokmål: Med oppvekst som husmannsgutt skaffet han seg utdannelse og startet sitt eget gullsmedfirma, som ble en foregangsbedrift og en av landets største i faget.
English: David Andersen, born 1843, grew up as son of a cotter. He got education and established his owwn goldsmith company. It grew to become one of Norway´s largest and most respected companies of its kind. He died in 1901. |
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