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992. From Vittore Carpaccio's picture of "The Ten Thousand Martyrs."
Accademia, Venice 183

993. Equestrian armour, composite, but comprehensively Italian, about
1460-70. Collection: the late Mr. Frederick Stibbert, Florence 184

994. Chanfron, probably Spanish, about 1480. From the armoury of
Charles V. F 110, Royal Armoury, Madrid 185

995. Chanfron, late XVth century, traditionally supposed to have been
used by Francis I at the battle of Pavia. From the armoury of
Charles V. F 113, Royal Armoury, Madrid 185

996. Chanfron in the flamboyant "Gothic" style, French, about 1480.
The Rotunda, Woolwich 186

997. Chanfron, about 1480. Collection: Sir Edward Barry, Bart 186

998. Chanfron, possibly Italian, 1470. Collection: Mr. Alfred W. Cox,
Glendoick, Perthshire 187

999. Chanfron, possibly English, about 1500. Collection: H.M. the King,
Windsor Castle 187

1000. Equestrian armour made for Rupert, Count Palatine of the Rhine,
Augsburg work, about 1502. Imperial Armoury, Vienna 189

1001. Poitrel, from an equestrian suit, about 1500. Tower of London 190

1002. Horse armour, possibly an Italian foundation worked upon in Germany,
about 1500-10, presented by the Emperor Maximilian elect
to King Henry VIII. Tower of London 192

1003. Equestrian armour, probably decorated in England about 1515 to
complete the Seusenhofer suit sent by the Emperor Maximilian I
to King Henry VIII. Tower of London 193

1004. The harnischmeister of the Archduke Maximilian of Austria, 1480,
showing a complete equestrian armour. From a picture in the
Imperial Armoury, Vienna 195

1005. From Hans Burgkmaier's "Trumph of Maximilian" 196

1006. Croupière for a horse in cuir bouilli, one of a large number
purchased in 1547 for the Scottish campaign. Tower of London 197

1007. Padded poitrel for jousting, known as the hourt or stechkissen, late
XVth century. Imperial Armoury, Vienna 198

1008. From Hans Burgkmaier's "Triumph of Maximilian," showing the
padded hourt in position 199

1009. A "blind" chanfron made in 1530 for Ferdinand I. Imperial Armoury,
Vienna 199