Bryant Trenier has been making guitars since 1998. He specialises in archtop guitars - built in his one-man workshop in Uzes, France.  While still in his 20s he developed an affinity for the DʼAngelico New Yorker and made two of his own versions of that instrument. Over the years, he has restored, maintained and made detailed studies of fine instruments by John DʼAngelico, James DʼAquisto, and Gibson. Taking apart and reassembling these instruments taught Trenier the essence of a good archtop. Trenier previously had workshops in Seattle and then in New York before moving to France in 2016.

Source: Trenier Guitars website (2 March 2021

Mark Tremblett was a maker of custom archtop guitars in Pouch Cove, Newfoundland.  Tremblett completed a Computer Studies Degree before getting at job the local music store where his responsibilities included repairing electronics in guitars and other electronic instruments, adjusting guitar set-ups and restringing guitars. He then worked at Garrison Guitars, where he learned the finer points of guitar assembly. After finding himself unable to afford a seven-string archtop guitar, he started building his own, developing a workshop in his basement at home. Mark spent many hours researching tools and methods when he wasn’t working on the guitar itself, and soon became passionate about guitar building. In 2006 Tremblett Archtops was born.

Source: Tremblett Archtops website (archived 2006)

Tregan Guitars was established in 2007 - their range includes original designed electric guitars and basses which are made in South Korea for distribution in the USA.

Source: Tregan Guitars website (2 March 2021)

Toredo instruments was a brand name of C Meisel Music Co, of New Jersey. Toredo guitars were made in Japan - some at least made by Kiso Suzuki. The range included electric guitars & basses, acoustic guitars as well as folk instruments like banjos and mandolins.

toogood guitars luthier - chris toogood (b 1975) ukuleles, guitars, electrics toogood guitars are made since "2003, in grimsby, lincolnshire, england dating toogood guitars 4 digit serial number on inner label. aaxx. aa is the year of manufacture. xx is the rank of instrument that year. so 0315 would be the 15th instrument made in 2003." [source: chris toogood, email 2/3/2009]

Uwe Schölch (born 1976) founded Tonfuchs Guitars in 2005.  Schölch built his first instrument in 1994. In 1996 he started a 3-year apprenticeship at Schack guitars to become a luthier and plucked string instrument maker. Between 2001 and 2006, Uwe worked at Nik Huber Guitars. Since 2005 Tonfuchs Guitars has been growing steadily. In 2021 the product-line included 4 guitar models and 2 bass-guitars.

Source: Tonfuchs Guitars website (16 February 2021

Tomson was a budget Japanese mail order brand made by Kiso Suzuki in the 1970s and 1980s.

Source: Music Trade Japan - Tomson. (16 February 2021)