LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS IN VOLUME II
| FIG. | PAGE | |
| 453. | Helm, late XVth century, bearing an armourer's mark attributed to Jacques Voys. Porte de Hal, Brussels | 109 |
| 454. | Helm, English, about 1475-90. Collection: Captain H. Lindsay | 110 |
| 455. | Helm, English, about 1475-90, erroneously supposed to have belonged to Henry VI. St. George's Chapel, Windsor | 111 |
| 456a. | Helm, English, about 1475-90. (Profile View.) The Pyx Chapel, Westminster | 112 |
| 456b. | Helm, English, about 1475-90. (Front View.) The Pyx Chapel, Westminster | 113 |
| 457. | Helm, English, about 1475-90, hanging over the tomb of Sir John Fogge. Ashford Church, Kent | 114 |
| 457a. | The Brocas Helm, German or possibly English, about 1490-1500. The Rotunda, Woolwich | 115 |
| 458. | Helm, English, about 1470-90. Metropolitan Museum of New York | 116 |
| 459. | Helm, German or possibly English, about 1490-1500. The Bargello Museum, Florence | 116 |
| 460. | Helm, German or possibly English, about 1520, hanging over the tomb of Sir John Dawtrey in St. Mary's Church, Petworth, Sussex | 117 |
| 461. | Helm and tilting harness, German, about 1500-1510. Wallace Collection | 120 |
| 462. | Helm, German, about 1500. National Germanic Museum, Nuremberg | 122 |
| 463. | Helm, German, about 1500. Musée d'Artillerie, Paris | 122 |
| 464. | Helm, German, 1500, with the armourer's mark "R.N." Collection: Prince Ernest of Windisch-Graetz | 123 |
| 465. | Helm and harness, made for the Emperor Maximilian I. Imperial Armoury, Vienna | 124 |
| 466. | Helm and harness, German, about 1515. National Germanic Museum, Nuremberg | 125 |
| 467. | Helm and harness, German, about 1515. Musée d'Artillerie, Paris | 127 |
| 468. | Helm and harness, German, about 1515. Musée d'Artillerie, Paris | 127 |
| 469. | Helm of about 1515 and associated harness. Metropolitan Museum of New York | 128 |
| 470. | Helm, Italian, about third quarter of the XVth century. Musée d'Artillerie, Paris | 129 |
| 471. | Drawing by M. Viollet-le-Duc showing how the helm (Fig. 470) may have been worn with the tilting harness | 129 |
| 472. | Helm and breast- and back-plate, Italian, late XVth century, supposed to have been made for Ascanio Maria Sforza. The Arsenal, Venice | 131 |
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