XVI. Venetian sallad, XVI cent.; Bayerischen National Museum, Munich. Back-plate of a brigandine, 1470; Ethnological Museum, Athens. Morion, XVI-XVII cent.; Stibbert Collection, Florence. Surcoat of the Black Prince; Canterbury Cathedral 64 XVII. Cast of ivory chessman, XIV cent. The original of this was in the possession of the Rev. J. Eagles in 1856, but has since disappeared. Ivory mirror-case showing squires arming their masters, XIV cent. Carrand Collection, Museo Nationale, Florence 68 XVIII. Portraits of two unknown noblemen, by Moroni, 1510-1578, showing the arming-doublet and mail sleeves. National Gallery, London 72 XIX. Helm for fighting on foot in the lists, XVI cent. It formerly hung over the tomb of Sir Giles Capel, in Raynes Church, Essex, and was sold as old iron to Baron de Cosson, from whom it passed to the collection of the Duc de Dino, and from thence to the Metropolitan Museum, New York. Arming a knight for combat in the lists, from a MS. of the XV cent., in the possession of Lord Hastings 76 XX. Armour of Henry, Prince of Wales, son of James I, by William Pickering, 1591-1630, Master of the Armourers’ Company of London. Royal Armoury, Windsor Castle 80 XXI. Suit of “puffed and slashed” armour, _circ._ 1520; formerly in the Meyrick Collection; Wallace Collection, No. 380. Tonlet suit for fighting on foot in the lists, by Conrad Lochner, 1510-1567; Musée d’Artillerie, Paris, G, 182. Armour of Ruprecht von der Pfalz, _circ._ 1515; Waffensammlung, Vienna, No. 198 84 XXII. Gauntlets. (1, 2) Left and right hand gauntlets, probably by Jacobe Topf, 1530-1597; Tower, II, 10. (3) Bridle gauntlet of James I; Tower, II, 24. (4) Left-hand gauntlet, XV cent.; Madrid, E, 87. (5) Locking gauntlet, XVI cent.; Tower, III, 59. (6) Left-hand bridle gauntlet, XVI cent.; Tower, III, 95. (7) Left-hand gauntlet of Kurfürst Christian II, by Heinrich Knopf, _circ._ 1590; Dresden, E, 7. (8) Left-hand gauntlet for fighting on foot at barriers, XVI cent.; Tower, III, 58. (9) Gorget of Kurfürst Johann Georg II, showing the Garter badge and motto, by Jacob Joringk, 1669; Dresden, D, 29 88 XXIII. Armour for horse and man, middle of XV cent. Musée d’Artillerie, Paris, G, 1 92 XXIV. Pageant shield, by Desiderius Colman, 1554. Real Armeria, Madrid, A, 241 96 XXV. Drawing by Jacobe Topf, 1530-1597, No. 15 in the Album in the Art Library, Victoria and Albert Museum, London 100