Enrique Sanfeliu Guitarras Estruch 1920 - French Polish

650 mm Nut. 50 mm Nut. Domed Medium grain Spruce and Brazilian Rosewood back and sides. French Polish - this has been touched up through out.. Cut kerfing pieces attaching the Soundboard and the back to the sides. 7 fan braces and 2 closing bars. Engraved gears. Original French Polish. Original Bone Nut. Reverse Gears. New Bone Saddle.

The guitar weighs 1,403 grams= 48.916 ounces =3 lbs 1 oz.. It's very resonant. This resonance is evident by just talking into the sound hole, it makes the whole instrument vibrate, and it has a straight neck.

This is a very resonant instrument as the video shows, with a great sustain and a lot of power.

2 old repaired cracks on the bass side of the top, and 2 old repaired cracks on the lower bouts of the back ending at the edge. There is an old repaired crack at the bottom of the fret board at the sound hole.

My guitar repairman said on November 14, 2025 upon looking at the guitar and comparing it to a 1926 Sanfeliu in stock: "Both of these guitars were made using the same exact mold to bend the sides, the sound hole is the exact same size too, but this guitar is the older of the two I'm looking at."

According to Jose Romanillos: "By 1922 Enrique Sanfeliu sold 50 soundboards to Telesforo Julve." This would indicate that he was independent, and had his own labels on all the instruments he made.