acquisition by Segovia. In addition to the label of Manuel Ramírez, a repair label was placed inside by Santos Hernández in 1922. At the time this instrument was made, Hernández worked for Ramírez. The two-piece back is made of Brazilian rosewood; the two-piece top is of spruce. Andrés Segovia launched his career playing this guitar; he concertized and recorded with it from 1912 to 1937 and played it at his United States debut in New York's Town Hall in 1929.

Same model with Maple B/S was owe by a student of Segovia, who named:Alecede Belleroche