G 45. Sword attributed to Hernando Cortes, conqueror of Mexico, 1485-1547, 165 G 47. Sword of Philip II, worn with parade armour, 166 G 48. Toledan Sword attributed to Philip II, 166 G 49. Toledan Sword of the Count of Corunna (16th century). The guard is one of the most beautiful in the armoury, 166 G 47. Sword of Philip II, with the mark of Clement Horn of Solingen, 166A G 54. Spanish Sword, middle of 16th century, 167 G 59. Spanish Sword, late 16th century. Bears mark of Juanes el Viejo, 167 G 55. Spanish Sword, late 16th century, made by Sebastian Hernandez of Toledo, 167 G 61. Sword of the Duke of Weimar, Commander of the Swedish Army, defeated at the Battle of Nordlingen, 1624, 168 G 80. Sword attributed to Philip III It bears the date 1604, Toledo make, 168 G 64. Sword attributed to Count de Lamos, 1576-1622, made by Tomás de Ayala of Seville, 168 G 151. Persian Sword, 16th century, probably brought from Tunis by Charles V, 169 G 62. Stradiot’s Sabre, early 17th century, presented by the Duke of Savoy to Philip III (1603), 169 G 43. 16th Century Cutlass, 169 G 34. War Sword of Charles V, Italian make, 170 G 33. Italian War Sword of Charles V, 170 G 35. Sword of Pizarro, Conqueror of Peru, 170 G 160. Knife used by the Carver at the King’s Table, as required by the etiquette of the House of Burgundy, 171 Dagger, early 16th century, 171 16th century Dagger, supposed to have belonged to Charles V, 171 A 242. War Saddle of Philip II, made by Desiderius Colman of Augsburg, 172 A 242. Pommel and Cantle of Saddle of Philip II, 172A A 242. Cantle-Plate of same Saddle, 172B A 242. Burr-Plate of Saddle, 172C A 242. Burr-Plate of Saddle, 172D A 291. Cantle-Plates of Saddle made by Lucio Picinino, 173 A 291. Cantle-Plate of same Saddle, 173A A 291. Burr-Plate of same Saddle, 173B Saddle (Italian), 16th century. (Marine Monsters), 174