LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS IN VOLUME II
| FIG. | PAGE | |
| 623. | Buckler, to which was once fitted a central pistol, English, early XVIth century. Armoury of the Knights of Malta | 248 |
| 624. | Buckler, middle of the XVIth century. Wallace Collection | 249 |
| 625. | Small buckler of embossed iron, English, late XVIth century. Collection: Lord Kenyon | 249 |
| 626. | Tilting shield, German, early XVIth century. Wallace Collection | 250 |
| 627. | Bastard sword, about 1430, found in the Thames. Collection: Mr. H. G. Keasby | 252 |
| 628. | Effigy of William Philipp, Lord Berdolf, in Dennington Church, Suffolk | 253 |
| 629. | Bastard sword, first half of the XVth century. Wallace Collection | 254 |
| 630. | Bastard sword, first quarter of the XVth century, found in the Cam. Collection: Mr. W. H. Redfern | 255 |
| 631. | Bastard sword, first quarter of the XVth century, found in the Thames. Tower of London | 255 |
| 632. | Bastard sword, Italian, second half of the XVth century. Collection: Mr. Godfrey Williams | 255 |
| 633. | Bastard sword, German, end of first half of the XVth century. Collection: Mr. H. G. Keasby | 256 |
| 634. | Sword of bastard type, probably Italian, middle of the XVth century. Collection: Mr. H. G. Keasby | 257 |
| 635. | Bastard sword, German, late XVth century. Collection: Baron de Cosson | 258 |
| 636. | Bastard sword, German, late XVth or early XVIth century. Wallace Collection | 258 |
| 637. | Six bastard swords in the Bavarian National Museum | 259 |
| 638. | Single-handed sword, early XVth century. Ex Dino and Carrand Collections, now in the Metropolitan Museum of New York | 262 |
| 639. | The "Battle Abbey" sword, first quarter of the XVth century. Royal Scottish Museum, Edinburgh | 262 |
| 640. | Single-handed sword, first quarter of the XVth century. The Pyx Chapel, Westminster | 262 |
| 641. | Sword, middle of the XVth century, etched with inscriptions. Royal Armoury, Madrid | 264 |
| 642. | Sword, probably Italian, middle of the XVth century. Wallace Collection | 265 |
| 643. | Sword, with the arms of the Visconti family engraved on the blade. Musée Cluny, Paris | 266 |
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