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
G 28. Sword of the Cardinal Infante Fernando, Brother of Philip
IV, 13
G 31. War Sword of Ferdinand the Catholic, 13
A 9. Armet, early 16th century (closed), 14
A 9. The Same (open), 14
A 5. Armet, late 15th century and beginning of 16th century, 14
A 11. Armour of Philip the Handsome, 15
A 16. Tilting Armour of Philip the Handsome, 15
A 16. Tilting Armour of Philip the Handsome, 15A
A 16. Tilting Armour of Philip the Handsome, 15B
A 16. Tilting Armour of Philip the Handsome, 15C
Tilting Armour, early 16th century, attributed in the 1849 Catalogue
to Maximilian of Austria, 15D
A 11. ‘Caperuza’ of Philip I of Castile, 16
A 17. Helmet with unusually large Shutter, late 15th century, 16
D 14. Late 15th century Helmet in the Moorish Style. It is the only
one of its kind in the Armoury, 16
C 1. Spanish Man-at-arms, 15th century, 17
C 1. Spanish Man-at-arms, 15th century (back view), 17A
C 4. Spanish Crossbowman, 15th century, 17B
C 4. Spanish Crossbowman, 15th century (back view), 17C
C 2. Spanish Halberdier, 15th century, 17D
C 2. Spanish Halberdier, 15th century (back view), 17E
Mace-bearer of the 16th century, with Surcoat displaying the Arms of
Castile and Leon, 18
A King of Arms, 19
A 101. Royal Tilting Armour of Charles V, 20
A 19. War Armour of Charles V, 20
A 19. War Armour of the Emperor Charles V (1517), 20A
A 26. Tilting Harness of Charles V, 21
A 27. Tilting Armour of Charles V, 22
A 37. Tilting Harness of Charles V, made by Colman Helmschmied, 23
A 49. Oak-leaf Suit with Lamboys of Charles V, 24
A 56. Figure showing Pieces of the Oak-leaf Armour, 25
A 65. Tilting Harness of Charles V, 26
A 93. Foot Armour, with Lamboys, belonging to Charles V, with
reinforcing Pieces for Helmet, 27
A 93. Foot Armour of Charles V, made by Helmschmied in 1526, 27A
A 112. Armour presented to Charles V by the Duke of Mantua, 28
A 114. Armour presented to Charles V by the Duke of Mantua, 29
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