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 414. Helmet of Philip IV, presented to him with other Armour by the
Infanta Isabel Eugenia, 115
A 417. Cabasset presented to Philip IV by the Infanta Isabel
Eugenia, 115
B 2. Morion, which belonged to Philip III when a Boy. Subject: The
Goddess of Plenty, 116
B 5. Morion, given to Philip III when a Child by the Duke of
Terranova, 117
D 3. Burgonet of Charles V, designed by Giulio Romano, 118
D 3. Burgonet of Charles V, designed by Giulio Romano (second
side), 119
D 5. Burgonet, 16th century. Subject: Bacchus and Ariadne (left
side), 120
D 5. Burgonet, 16th century. Subject: Silenus supported by
Bacchus, 121
D 7. Burgonet, 16th century. Subject: The Wooden Horse of Troy (left
side), 122
D 7. Burgonet, 16th century. Subject: The Judgment of Paris (right
side), 123
D 13. Milanese Salade, 15th century, 124
D 14. Moorish Salade, ascribed to Philip I, 125
D 26. Spanish Morion, early 16th century, with the Inscription, ‘Non
Timeo Milia Populi,’ 125
A 188. Roman Helmet (Charles V), 126
A 188. Mask on Shoulder-Guard of Charles V’s Roman Suit, 126
D 22. Cabasset which belonged to Philip the Handsome, 126
D 16. Late 15th century Helmet, probably belonged to Philip the
Handsome, 126
D 25. Spanish Foot-Soldier’s Morion, early 16th century, 127
D 23. Parade Headpiece of Charles V, 127
D 29. Parade Headpiece, middle 16th century (origin unknown), 127
D 30. Parade Burgonet, made for Charles V by the Negrolis in
1545, 127
D 29. Helmet, middle of 16th century, 128
D 28. Steel Cap belonging to Charles V, 128
D 30. Burgonet of Charles V, made by Negroli, 129
M 5. Helmet of Francis I of France, taken at the Battle of
Pavia, 130
M 5. Helmet of Francis I of France, taken at the Battle of
Pavia, 131
B 21. Helmet which belonged to Prince Baltasar Carlos,
1629-1646, 132
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