LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS IN VOLUME II
| FIG. | PAGE | |
| 704. | The "Steel" sword of Hereford | 327 |
| 705. | Sword of the city of Chester | 327 |
| 706. | State sword of King's Lynn | 328 |
| 707. | The great sword of Edward III. Abbey Church of Westminster | 329 |
| 708. | The great sword of Edward III. St. George's Chapel, Windsor | 330 |
| 709. | Sword of state of the Earldom of Chester (1471-1483). British Museum | 331 |
| 710. | The second Chester sword, late XVth century. British Museum | 332 |
| 711. | One of the swords of state of the Emperor Maximilian I. Imperial Armoury, Vienna | 334 |
| 712. | Sword of state, once belonging to the Archduke Sigismund of Tyrol. Imperial Armoury, Vienna | 335 |
| 713. | Sword of ceremony of the Electors of Cologne. The Treasury of Cologne Cathedral | 335 |
| 714a. | Hilt of the sword of ceremony of Duke Christoph of Bavaria. Royal Palace, Munich | 336 |
| 714b. | Sword of ceremony, in its scabbard, of Duke Christoph of Bavaria. Royal Palace, Munich | 337 |
| 715. | Sword of ceremony presented by the Emperor Maximilian I to Eberhard von Würtemburg. Castle of Stuttgart | 338 |
| 716. | Sword of ceremony, reputed to have belonged to Charles the Bold, Duke of Burgundy. Imperial Treasury, Vienna | 339 |
| 717. | Sword of investiture; from the Austrian Archducal Insignia. Imperial Treasury, Vienna | 340 |
| 718. | The kurbrandenburgische sword. Crown Regalia of Prussia | 341 |
| 719. | The "Hessian" Sword, presented by Pope Innocent VIII to the Landgraf, William I of Hesse, 1491. Royal Museum, Cassel | 342 |
| 720. | The "Pomeranian" sword, presented to Duke Bogislaw X of Pomerania by Pope Alexander VI, 1497. Hohenzollern Museum, Castle of Montbijou | 342 |
| 721. | Sword presented by the Emperor Charles V to Duke Maurice of Saxony, 1548. Royal Historical Museum, Dresden | 343 |
| 722. | Sword of ceremony of Ferdinand V and Isabella | 344 |
| 723. | Sword of ceremony presented to King James IV of Scotland by Pope Julius II, 1507. Royal Scottish Regalia | 345 |
| 724. | Sword of ceremony to which is attached the tradition that it was presented to Henry VIII by Pope Leo X. Ashmolean Museum, Oxford | 346 |
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