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973. Bronze gilt rowel spurs. (a) Italian, about 1380; (b) Italian, about
1370; (c) Italian, about 1370. Collection: the late Signor Ressman,
Bargello Museum, Florence 168

974. Bronze rowel spur, probably German, about 1440. Collection: the late
Signor Ressman, Bargello Museum, Florence 168

975. Cantle plate of a saddle in carved ivory, North Italian, first half
of the XIIIth century. Musée du Louvre 169

976. Cantle plate of a saddle in carved ivory, probably Italian, first
quarter of the XIVth century. Musée du Louvre 169

977. Bone-covered saddle of Wenzel I, King of the Romans, about 1380.
Imperial Armoury, Vienna 170

978. Bone-covered saddle, probably Italian, late XIVth century. Metropolitan
Museum, New York 170

979. Bone-covered saddle, Italian, early XVth century. Metropolitan
Museum, New York 171

980. Bone-covered saddle, German, or possibly Italian, first half of the
XVth century. Ex collection: Meyrick. Now in the Wallace
Collection (Laking Catalogue, No. 296) 173

981. Bone-covered saddle, German, first half of the XVth century.
Wallace Collection (Laking Catalogue, No. 298) 173

982. Saddle covered with gesso duro. North Italian, middle of the XVth
century. Wallace Collection (Laking Catalogue, No. 297) 173

983. Bone-covered saddle, German, early XVth century. Tower of London 174

984. Bone-covered saddle, Italian, middle of the XVth century. Ex
collection: Herr Richard Zschille 174

985. Bone-covered saddle, Italian, first half of the XVth century. Collection:
Signor S. Bardini, Florence 175

986. Chanfron and crinet. From Monsieur E. Fremiet's equestrian statue of
the Duc d'Orleans 176

987. Equestrian armour, composite and of French character, about 1475.
G 1, Musée d'Artillerie, Paris 177

988. Equestrian armour, comprehensively French, about 1475. Wallace Collection 179

989. Verrocchio's equestrian statue of Bartolommeo Colleoni, Venice, cast
by Leopardi about 1476 180

990. Donatello's equestrian statue of General Gattamelata, Padua 181

991. St. George. From the painting by Vittore Carpaccio in the Scuola
of San Giorgio degli Schiavoni, Venice 182