Madrid: an historical description and handbook of the Spanish capital — John Shaqi
Madrid: an historical description and handbook of the Spanish capitalCalvert, Albert Frederick
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Madrid: an historical description and handbook of the Spanish capital
Calvert, Albert Frederick
Art -- Spain -- Madrid; Madrid (Spain) -- Description and travel
D 3. Burgonet of Charles V. designed by Giulio
Romano. Royal Armoury 267
M 5. Helmet of Francis I. of France, taken at the
Battle of Pavia. Royal Armoury 268
1511. Satin and velvet turban found in the palace of
Mustafa Bey of Oran, in 1722.--1533. Steel
turban of Ali Pasha, Turkish admiral at Lepanto.
Royal Armoury 269
D 63. The “Plus Ultra” shield designed by Giulio
Romano. Royal Armoury 270
D 10. Shield, early 17th century. Design: Warriors
in Combat. Royal Armoury 270
D 69. Italian shield, 16th century. Design: The
Triumph of Love. Royal Armoury 271
D 68. Shield of Augsburg make, 16th century. Royal
Armoury 271
D 79. Shield presented to Philip III. by the Duke of
Savoy in 1603. Royal Armoury 272
D 86. Moorish leather shield, end of 15th century.
Royal Armoury 273
M 6. Shield and sword of Francis I. of France, taken
at the battle of Pavia. Design: The Gallic Cock
attacking a warrior and putting him to flight.
Royal Armoury 274
A 242. Pommel and cantle of saddle of Philip II.
Royal Armoury 275
A 291. Cantle-plates of saddle made by Lucio Picinino.
Royal Armoury 276
Turkish saddle given to Charles III. Royal Armoury 277
Trophy formed of several pieces of armour of Philip II.
Royal Armoury 278
Armour of a greyhound. Royal Armoury 279
1987, 1992. Spanish arquebuses, end of 16th
century.--1955. Petronel, 16th century.--1961. Spanish
arquebus, with octagonal barrel inlaid with mother
of pearl and ivory, 16th century.--1972, 1977,
1946. Keys or cranks to cock the arquebuses.
Royal Armoury 280
Double breech-loading cannon, in bronze, used in
Spain at the end of the 15th century. Royal
Armoury 281
Sedan chair of Philip V. (from the coach-houses of the
Royal Palace, Madrid). Royal Armoury 282
Sedan chair of Ferdinand VI. (from the coach-houses
of the Royal Palace, Madrid). Royal Armoury 283
Sedan chair of Charles IV. (from the coach-houses
of the Royal Palace, Madrid). Royal Armoury 284
Sedan chair of Philip V. (from the coach-houses of the
Royal Palace, Madrid). Royal Armoury 285
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