The 10 is a classical guitar model introduced by Ibanez for 1958. It was made in Japan. It is a copy model of the luthier Raffaele Calace.
The model 10 features a thin hollow-body body shape with archtop, ƒ holes and black and white multi-binding with fancy pearl inlays on rosewood back and sides. It has a mahogany neck, a 19-fret bright green "mother of toilet seat" fretboard with pearl dot position markers and white binding with a matching headstock. Components include a tortoise pickguard with fabcy carabela inlay, a bone saddle in a ebonized rosewood bridge with a fancy chrome plated tailpiece, a bone nut, and chrome plated machine heads with pearloid buttons.