la Música de Barcelona, Spain Sevilla, 1862 - Collection of José Luis Postigo FE 17 (1864) - initially made by Torres for his personal use, acquired by Francisco Tárrega in Seville, in 1869 . The back and ribs was made from flamed maple. Sold by Vicente Tárrega (brother of Francisco Tárrega) to Domingo Prat in 1917. Almería, 1864 - Collection of Félix Manzanero FE 18 (1864) (ref), presently owned by James Westbrook, www.theguitarmuseum.com FE 28 (1868) - Collection of Marcos Villanueva SE 49 (1883) - owned by Francisco Tárrega SE 52 (1883)- owned by Angel Romero. SE 70 La Invencible (1884) - Collection of Flamencoguitarsforsale.net SE 107 (1887) - now is being played by Stefano Grondona. SE 114 (1888) - owned by Francisco Tárrega, now in the collection of Sheldon Urlik SE 116 La Itálica (1888) - once owned by Barcelona luthier Enrique Coll (disciple of Simplicio and mentor of Fleta.) SE 124 (1888) - Once owned by Regino Sainz de la Maza, restored and owned by luthier R. E. Bruné . Nearly identical to SE 114 but with birds eye maple sides and back. In the Museum Museum Cité de la Musique in ParisInstruments et oeuvres d'art - search-phrase: Facteur, auteur ou sujet : Torres Almeria, 1885 (Torres 11-string model) Sevilla, 1882 Almeria, 1852 Almeria, 1883 Almeria, 1875 (actually housed in: Musée du Palais Lascaris in Nice) In the Museu de la Música in BarcelonaOnline catalog - Search for Torres References Further reading Hill Guitar, Short Bio Antonio De Torres by Jose L. Romanillos, Julian Bream Google Book Search Making Master Guitars By Roy Courtnall, Adrian Lucas Investigative Methods for the Study of Historical Guitars: A Case Study of the Work of Antonio de Torres, by Dr James Westbrook, 2009, MA thesis, London Metropolitan University External links Web Oficial Antonio de Torres http://www.antoniodetorres.es Antonio de Torres Jurado Measuring and documenting the FE 18 by Antonio de Torres by Florian Vorreiter Regarding Torres 11-string models Multi-stringed guitars (harpguitars.net) image - José Martinez Toboso with guitar, ref (harpguitars.net) Players (harpguitars.net) La Invencible (1884) www.lainvencibledetorres.com Website with videos and photos of this guitar Guitar Antonio de Torres 1884 “La Invencible” Website with videos and photos 360 of this guitar Articles Fretwork From the Land of Flamenco - A Masterful Collection of Classical Guitars LA Times, February 17, 2002 Articles from Articles Hemeroteca Digital - Biblioteca Nacional de España: Estampa (Madrid. 1928). 01/01/1929