59
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Armour sent from Flanders in 1624 by the Infanta Isabel Clara Eugenia to Philip IV,
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60
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Armour ascribed to King Philip IV,
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61
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Armour made at Pamplona for the Duke of Savoy, 1620,
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62
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A 277.
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Armour ascribed, on doubtful authority, to Diego Garcia de Paredes,
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63
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Armour ascribed to Don Alonso Cespedes, the Castilian Alcides, died 1569,
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64
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Armour of Fernando d’Alarcon, 16th century (1849 Catalogue),
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65
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Half Armour of the Third Count of Altamira (1849 Catalogue),
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66
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Half Armour of John of Aldana (1849 Catalogue),
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67
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Half Armour of Alfonso d’Avalos, nephew of the Marquis of Pescara (1849 Catalogue),
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68
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Milanese Armour of the famous Warrior Antonio de Leiva (1849 Catalogue),
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69
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Half Armour of the Poet Garcilaso de la Vega (1849 Catalogue),
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70
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Armour of Luis Hurtado de Mendoza (1849 Catalogue),
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71
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Complete Armour of the Marquis of Pescara, General of Charles V (1849 Catalogue),
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72
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Half Armour of Juan de Padilla, beheaded by order of Charles V in 1520 (1849 Catalogue),
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73
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Half Armour of Juan Arias de Avila, Count of Puñonrostro (1849 Catalogue),
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74
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Coat of Mail ascribed to Alfonso V of Aragon and I of Sicily (1849 Catalogue),
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75
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Harness ascribed to Charles V (1849 Catalogue),
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76
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Harness ascribed to Charles V (1849 Catalogue),
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77
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M 11-17.
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Armour of John Frederick, Elector of Saxony, taken at the Battle of Mühlberg, 1547,
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78
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Armour of the Elector John Frederick, the Magnanimous, Duke of Saxony, taken at Mühlberg,
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78A
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C 11.
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Brigantine of Milanese make which belonged to the Emperor Maximilian,
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79
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Mark on the Breastplate of a Child’s Corselet (17th century),
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79A
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Signature of the noted Engraver of Augsburg, Daniel Hopfer, with date,
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79A
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Monogram of Guidobaldo II, Duke of Arbino, on Suit A 188,
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79A
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C 11.
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Inside of Brigantine of Maximilian I, with Arms of Austria and Burgundy,
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79A
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Milanese Brigantine which belonged to Charles V,
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80
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Milanese Brigantine which belonged to Charles V,
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81
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B 1.
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Boy’s Half Armour which belonged to Philip III,
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82
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B 3.
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Shield. Subject: Gods overwhelming the Moors,
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82
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B 4.
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Boy’s Half Armour which belonged to Philip III,
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82
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B 1.
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Boy’s Half Armour, made in Italy for the Infante, afterwards Philip III,
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83
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B 1.
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Boy’s Half Armour, made for the Infante, afterwards Philip III (second view),
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83A
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B 4.
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Half Armour presented to the Infante, afterwards Philip III, by the Duke of Terranova,
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84
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B 9.
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Milanese Armour presented to the Infante, afterwards Philip III, by the Duke of Terranova,
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85
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B 9.
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Armour of the Infante, afterwards Philip III, Milanese make (second view),
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85A
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B 12.
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Boy’s Half Armour, with Medallion on Breastplate of Mutius Scaevola,
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86
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B 18.
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Boy’s Half Armour, made for the Infante Fernando, Son of Philip III,
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87
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Half Armour belonging to Prince Philip, afterwards Philip IV,
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88
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Boy’s Half Armour, Milanese make (late 16th century),
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89
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Boy’s Half Armour,
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90
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Boy’s Half Armour, end of 16th century (Italian),
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