Spanish Arms and Armour: Being a Historical and Descriptive Account of the Royal Armoury of Madrid — John Shaqi
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
A 151. Light War-Armour of Charles V, Corselet and Armlet of rare
form, also two Helmets, 96
A 75-83. Armet, with reinforcing Pieces, 97
A 54. A curious Bevor in two Pieces, nailed on Leather, 98
A 49. Charles V’s Tilting Helmet, 98
A 29. Helmet belonging to the ‘K.D.’ Suit, 98
A 27. Helmet of Charles V, 98
A 120. Burgonet, by Colman, 99
A 118. Morion of Charles V, 99
Cabasset and Leg Armour of a Spanish Pikeman, late 15th century, 99
A 57. Tilting Helmet of Charles V, 100
A 56. Helmet of Charles V, 100
A 75. Helmet of Charles V, 101
A 59. ‘Dolphin’ Helmet of Charles V, 101
D 12. Helmet made by Negroli of Milan, 102
A 118. Burgonet of Charles V, 102
A 151. Burgonet of Charles V, with Bevor bought from Sir Richard
Wallace, 103
A 151. Burgonet of Charles V, with Bevor not belonging to
Helmet, 103
A 151. Corselet of Charles V, 104
A 189. Gauntlet of Philip II, 105
A 190. Helmet of Philip II, 105
Helmet of Philip II, made at Augsburg in 1549, belonging to the suit A
239, 106
A 243. Helmet of Philip II, made by Wolf of Landshut in 1554, 107
A 290. Burgonet of King Sebastian of Portugal, 108
A 290. Burgonet of King Sebastian of Portugal, 109
A 292. Burgonet made for Philip III by Lucio Picinino, 110
A 291. Helmet of Philip III, with three beautiful Masks on Visor,
Nape, and Front; probably Italian, late 16th century, 111
A 292. Burgonet, the missing parts of which are in the Kensington
Museum, London, 111
A 350. Helmet for the Duke of Savoy (front view), 112
A 350. Helmet for the Duke of Savoy (side view), 113
A 417. Cabasset presented to Philip IV by the Infanta Isabel
Eugenia, 114
A 350. Helmet with movable Visor, made in Pamplona, apparently for the
Duke of Savoy, 1620, 115
A 380. Burgonet, early 17th century, belonged to Philip IV, 115
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