The large archival heritage dating back to the pre-war period 1940-45 was destroyed by the event of war, except for a small interesting part, which, however, the most important nucleus was later caught in the basement of Piazza Duomo in Florence during the flood of 1966 that devastated with water, mud and oil the centre of the city.

The Archive reached since then was later reconstituted with extensive research into the past and enriched in the following decades with the discovery of documents and
other materials related to activities over the long path under the aegis of the Trademark Torrini 1369.
The archive consists of important historical past of Torrini's arts; museum artworks
carried out by them in the course of centuries and a wealth of documents, ideas,
experiences, drawings, letters, artists, bibliographies, awards, photos, cine video and participation in exhibitions in Italy and abroad since mid-1800.

The archiving of paper documents has not yet undergone a real classification
and is part of one of the next goals. The works of art of precious metal they
are well classified and have been the subject of exhibitions in Italy
and abroad. Among the "Mirabilia" with rare work instruments from 1600 and 1800. A "jug" of XVII/XVIII century.