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Fig. 670. Sword
Late XVth century. With the single finger-ring below the guard
Collection: M. Édmond Foulc, Paris
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Fig. 670a. Sword
Early XVIth century
Collection: Mr. W. H. Riggs, Metropolitan Museum, New York
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Fig. 671. Sword
Italian, late XVth century. Showing the development of the primitive pas-d'âne
Collection: Mr. Godfrey Williams, St. Donat's Castle
