Marks used by the principal Sword-makers of Toledo until the beginning of the 18th century, 200 Key to the foregoing, 200A Heads of Spanish Lances and Pikes, 15th to 17th centuries. ‘The Pike I would have, if it might be, of Spanish Ash, and between 20 and 22 feet long.’--Sutcliffe, _Practice of Arms_ (1593), 201 Heads of Spanish Lances used for Tilts and Tournaments, 15th to 17th centuries, pointed, round headed, or furcated, 202 Spanish Knives employed by the chief Carver at the Royal Table the Handles of which are richly decorated with the Spanish Arms of the time of Philip IV, 203 J 28. Hunting Crossbow, early 16th century, 204 J 18. Spanish Hunting Crossbow of Charles V, 204 J 37. Small Hunting Crossbow, 16th century, 204 H 9. Martel-de-Fer, early 16th century, 205 H 6. Battle-axe, middle 16th century, 205 H 14. Battle-mace, late 15th century, 205 H 15. Battle-mace of Charles V, 205 1987, 1992. Spanish Arquebuses, end of 16th century, 206 1955. Petronel, 16th century, 206 1961. Spanish Arquebus, with octagonal Barrel inlaid with Mother of Pearl and Ivory, 16th century, 206 1972, 1977,} 1946.} Keys or Cranks to cock the Arquebuses, 206 1602. Elegant Sabre of a ‘Chef d’Estradiots’ (Venetian) given to Philip III, 207 2243, 2285. Spanish Knives, with Spanish Arms, time of Philip IV, 207 1577, 1578. Persian Sabres, 207 1604. Gourma, or Dagger, 207 1579. Sabre of unknown origin, 207 1600. Misrae or Scimitar of Ali Pasha, Turkish Admiral at Lepanto, 207 1572. Miserecorde, or Dagger, of Diego Garcia de Paredes, 207 1566. Dagger of Charles V, 207 1580. Dagger of the Kabyles, 207 1562. Manople or Moorish Boarding-sword, 14th-15th centuries, 207 2167. Repeating Hunting Gun, 208 2296. Turkish Cannon Tinder, 208 2140. Hunting Gun with twelve Shots, 208 2164. Repeating Gun, made in 1705, 208 2534. The Barrel of a Breech-loading Gun, 208