[2] The Royal Armoury at Madrid is undoubtedly the finest collection of
its kind in the world. It was founded by King Charles V., 1516-1568,
and in addition to Spanish armour and arms contains magnificent
examples of the works of the greatest armourers of Europe. By the
kindness and courtesy of Mr. Albert F. Calvert, author of “Spanish Arms
and Armour, being a Historical and Descriptive Account of the Royal
Armoury at Madrid,” we are enabled to produce illustrations of many of
the exhibits from photographs supplied by him. These illustrations are
distinguished by an asterisk (Plate I.*, &c.).
INDEX
Ailette, 101
” circular, 109, 110
” introduction of, 97
” lozenge-shaped, 103
” of Henry de Beaumont, 102
” of Gilbert de Clare, 103
” of John de Warenne, 102
” use of, 105
Album, Jacobi, 294
Albyn, Robert, brass of, 190
Allecret, 307
Almayne corselets, 305
” rivets, 282, 305
Almeric, Lord St. Amand, bascinet of, 151
” ” ” chapelle-de-fer of, 151
” ” ” mentonnière of, 151
Amand, Lord St., 161
Angon, Frankish, 44
Anelace, 252, 334
Anton Pfeffenhauser, 357
Arbalest, 93
Arbalestier, 126
” at Rotunda (Plate 40, p. 366), 132
Archer, Chain Mail Reinforced Period, 122
” Surcoatless Period, 209
Archers, English, 255
” Etruscan, 35
” Half Armour Period, 318
Archer’s stake, 209
Archery, 124, 130
Argentine, Sir John de, 189
Armet, 221
Arm defences, Tabard Period, 225
Armour, Burgundy Cross, 355
” Charles V. (Plates 30 and 33, pp. 340, 352), 353
” upon coinage, 161
” decorated, 292
” Edinburgh Castle (Plate 24, p. 312), 306
” Edinburgh Castle (Plate 25, p. 316), 316
” English, 352
” ” and foreign compared, 350
” Flemish (Plate 23, p. 268), 357
” foot, 358
” fluted, 277
” Frankish, 45
” German (Pl. 21, p. 236), 353, 356
” German influence upon, 349
” Gothic, 353
” horse, 354
” for Infante (Philip III.), (Plate 18, p. 196), 357
” influence of gunpowder upon, 360
” Italian, 355
” ” influence upon, 349
” lancers’ (Plate 25, p. 316), 316
” Maximilian, 278
” Milanese (Plate 21, p. 236), 355, 357
” Milanese, of King Philip IV. (Plate 35, p. 356), 358
” Norman, 67
” from Pamplona (Plate 22, p. 240), 357
” by Picinino (Pl. 19, p. 212), 357
” Roman Republican, 36
” Savoy, Duke of (Plate 36, p. 358), 358
” King Sebastian (Plate 20, p. 232), 356
” slashed, 291
” tegulated, 74
” tilting, 233
Armourers’ Hall, 294
” ” gauntlet, 298
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