Spanish Arms and Armour: Being a Historical and Descriptive Account of the Royal Armoury of MadridCalvert, Albert Frederick
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Spanish Arms and Armour: Being a Historical and Descriptive Account of the Royal Armoury of Madrid
Calvert, Albert Frederick
Arms and armor -- Spain; Real Armería de Madrid
Flag from the Battle of Lepanto, with a Painting representing Christ
and St. Martin, 222
Seal of Charles V when Count of Flanders, showing him on Horseback in
Armour, 223
Small Shield on Head-stall, with the Arms of Philip II when
Heir-apparent, and also those of his Wife, Queen Mary of
England, 223
Salade-morion of the Prince of Asturias, Baltasar Carlos of Austria
(1629-1646), 223
M 75, 77, 76. Lanterns from Flag-ships gained by the Marques de Santa
Cruz in various naval Engagements, 224
Sedan Chair of Philip V (from the Coach-houses of the Royal Palace,
Madrid), 225
Sedan Chair of Ferdinand VI (from the Coach-houses of the Royal
Palace, Madrid), 226
Sedan Chair of Charles IV (from the Coach-houses of the Royal Palace,
Madrid), 227
Sedan Chair of Philip V (from the Coach-houses of the Royal Palace,
Madrid), 228
Sedan Chair of Charles III (from the Coach-houses of the Royal Palace,
Madrid), 229
Campaign Litter of the Emperor Charles V, 230
Carriage given by Napoleon I to Charles IV (from the Coach-houses of
the Royal Palace, Madrid), 231
Gala Coach of Charles IV (from the Coach-houses of the Royal Palace,
Madrid), 232
Carriage of the President of the Cortes (from the Coach-houses of the
Royal Palace, Madrid), 233
The Crown Coach (from the Coach-houses of the Royal Palace,
Madrid), 234
Wedding Coach of Ferdinand VII and Maria Christina (from the
Coach-houses of the Royal Palace, Madrid), 235
Carriage of the Mace-Bearers of the Cortes (from the Coach-houses of
the Royal Palace, Madrid), 236
Carriage, with gilt Panels, of Charles IV (from the Coach-houses of
the Royal Palace, Madrid), 237
Cover of an Album, exterior, the work of E. de Zuloaga, 238
Cover of an Album, interior, the work of E. de Zuloaga, 239
Portable Chair, in Leather, of the Emperor Charles V, 240
Magnificent Bureau, in engraved Iron, belonged to Charles V, 241
Wooden Trunk, with Ornaments in the Pointed Style, 242
Iron Inkstand, embossed and inlaid, the work of E. de Zuloaga, 243
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