----------------------------------------------------------------------- NAME. | DATE. | WORKED AT --------------------+---------------------+---------------------------- Acacio |17th century |? He made spearheads and | | fittings for crossbows. | | Aguas, Juan de |Early in 18th century|Guadix. | | Alanis |Late 16th century |? Maker of fittings for | | crossbows. | | Albacete |Late 18th century |Albacete. Scissors-maker. | | Ambrosio |Late 18th century |Mora. Maker of large | |scissors for | |sheep-shearing. | | Arbell, Ramón |17th century (?) |Olot. Knife-maker. | | Azcoitia (the elder)|Late 15th century |Guipúzcoa (?). A celebrated |and early 16th |maker of pieces for | |crossbows. | | Azcoitia (Cristóbal)|16th century |? Also a maker of pieces for | | crossbows. He was the | | fourth descendant of the | | family who worked at this | | branch of the cutler's | | craft. | | Azcoitia (Juan) |16th century |? Perhaps a member of the | | same family. He also made | | pieces for crossbows. | | Beson, Manuel |18th century |Madrid. Knife-maker. | | Bis, Francisco |18th century |Madrid (see Vol. I., | |p. 273). Maker of knives and | |arquebuses. | | Blanco, Juan |16th century |Maker of crossbows, and of | |pieces for the same. | | Castellanos (the |18th century |Albacete. Scissors-maker. elder) | | | | Castellanos (the |Late 18th century |Albacete. Scissors-maker. younger) |and early 19th | | |