1556, 1605. Malay Battle-Axes, in Wood, 193 1620. Sword of Diego Garcia Paredes, 193 1606. Wooden Stirrup, 193 1644. Two-handed Sword, early 15th century, 193 1554. Quiver with Arrows of the Cacique Guarimacoa, 193 2535. Halberd Plate, 15th century, 193 1585. Moorish Boarding Weapon, 15th century, 193 1776. Espadon or large two-handed Sword of Charles V, 194 1878. Sword of the Count Lemos, 194 1862. Valencian Sword of Ferdinand D’Alarcon, 194 1976, 1968. Beautiful Pistols of 16th century, 194 567. Chamfron which belonged to Philip IV, 194 1775. Espadon of Diego Garcia de Paredes, 194 1848. Flaming Sword of Don Juan of Austria, Son of Philip IV, 194 1852. Sword of Pedro Mendez de Aviles, 194 1762. Sword of Cardinal Fernando, Brother of Philip IV, 195 1924, 1806,} 1833.} Pieces of Barding for a Horse, 195 1049. Sword of the Count of Benavente, made at Zaragoza, 195 1634. Espadon, 195 1599. Scimitar of Don Juan of Austria, 195 1598. Spanish-Moresque Sword, 195 1729, 1767. Maces, 15th and 16th centuries, 195 1765. Two-handed Sword of Ferdinand V, the Catholic, 196 1662. Sword in its Sheath, studded with Jewels, 196 1713. Two-handed Sword of Charles V, 196 1706, 1701. Maces of the Constable of Bourbon, time of Charles V, 196 1700, 1707. Stirrups, of Turkish form, of Charles V, 196 629. Gilded Handle to Crossbow, 197 1529. Iron Ring, with Spikes inside, which the Moors used as an Instrument of Execution, 197 598. Flemish Crossbow, 16th century, 197 628. Crossbow, incrusted with Ivory, 197 640. Crossbow of the Duke of Alba, 197 1522. Arabian Spur, 197 1538. Shield for Crossbowman, 197 Gaffles for stretching the String of the Crossbow, 197 Trophy formed of different Weapons, by E. de Zuloaga, 198 Trophy formed of several pieces of Armour of Philip II, 199