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866. Central portion of the large but hollow lance, known as that of
Charles Brandon, Duke of Suffolk. Tower of London, Class VII,
No. 50 82

867. Vamplate of a tilting lance, late XVth century. Wallace Collection 83

868. From the picture of Mars and Venus. Painted for Lorenzo the Magnificent
by Alessandro Filipepi, known as Sandro Botticelli. National
Gallery 84

869. Central portions of two tilting lances, late XVIth century. Wallace
Collection 85

870. Swedish feather, XVIth and XVIIth centuries. Collection: the
late Mr. Rutherford Stuyvesant, New York 86

871. War-hammer, probably French, first half of the XVth century.
Wallace Collection (Laking Catalogue, No. 23) 88

872. War-hammer, probably French, first half of the XVth century.
Metropolitan Museum, New York 88

873. War-hammer, probably French, first half of the XVth century. Ex
collection: Duc de Dino. Metropolitan Museum, New York 88

874. War-hammer head, Italian, or possibly Spanish, late XVth century.
Collection: Mr. Felix Joubert 88

875. Mace head, probably XIVth century. London Museum 90

876. Relief figure from the sleeping guards armed with a mace, second
half of the XIIIth century. From the Easter Sepulchre, Lincoln
Cathedral 90

877. Mace head of iron, possibly of the middle of the XIVth century.
Collection: M. Charles Boissonnas, Geneva 91

878. Mace with a head of iron, late XIVth century. National Bavarian
Museum, Munich 91

879. Mace, probably French, about 1470. Wallace Collection (Laking
Catalogue, No. 621) 91

880. Mace, French, about 1480. Collection: Baron de Cosson 92

881. Mace, French, about 1480. Collection: M. Charles Boissonnas, Geneva 92

882. Mace, probably Bavarian, about 1490. From the collection of Prince
Mikhaïlovitch Galitzine. Now in the Hermitage, Petrograd 92

883. Mace, originally hafted with wood, late XVth century. Collection:
Author 93

884. Mace, from an incised slab, late XIVth century. Formerly in the Church
of Culture-Sainte Cathérine, Paris. After Planché 93

885. Mace, Italian, about 1520. Collection: Viscount Astor 94