2294. Turkish Gun Tinder, 208 2142. Model of a Gun with fourteen Shots, 208 1. Arquebus of Don John of Austria (K 14), 209 2. Arquebus Handle, Dagger, and Primer combined (G 151), 209 3. Arquebus of Don John Joseph of Austria (K 23), 209 4. Arquebus Handle and Primer (K 12), 209 5. Nuremburg Arquebus, 16th century (K 11), 209 1940, 1944. Barrels, 15th century, 210 651. Lance, with two little Barrels, 17th century, 210 903. Spanish Arquebus, 15th century, 211 9178. Petronel, 1547, 211 2080. Pistol, with three Barrels, 211 2126. Pistol, with Rifle Barrel, 211 2225. Hunting Gun of Philip V, breech-loading, 211 2024. Petronel, 16th century, 211 2635. Revolver, 18th century, 211 2045. Pistol, with two Barrels, 16th century, 211 K 30. Small Arquebus of Charles V (Italian make), 212 K 33. Small Spanish Arquebus, 1531, 212 K 55. Small Pistol-arquebus, middle 16th century, 212 Double breech-loading Cannon, in bronze, used in Spain from the end of the 15th century, 213 A 190. Tailpiece of a Horse’s Bard, 1545, 214 A 190. Chanfron, representing the Head and Neck of a fantastic Dragon, covered with Scales of Gold, 1545, 214 531. Head-stall of Philip III’s Horse, 215 534. Chanfron and Mainfaire of a Horse of Philip III, 215 567. Chanfron of Horse of Philip IV, 215 525. Chanfron (Moorish), 216 558. Chanfron and Mainfaire, 16th century, 216 565. Chanfron, with the Imperial Arms in Colours, 216 F 110. Chanfron, early 16th century, 217 F 113. Chanfron, early 16th century, 217 1762. Sword of Cardinal D. Fernando, Brother of Philip IV, 218 1613, 1624. Christian Standards, from the Battle of Lepanto, 218 Flag carried at the Obsequies of Philip II, 219 Standard of the Ex-Bodyguard, 220 Standard taken from the English who besieged Carthagena (America) in 1741, 221