a second, in our own collection, of smaller proportions, but of rather earlier date, was also found in London (Fig. 802). We illustrate a third which we acquired a few years ago (Fig. 806). In the British Museum there is another of mid-XVth century date (Fig. 803); while in the collection of Mr. Henry G. Keasby there is a specimen of the Flemish type with silver enrichments which was recovered some years ago from the Rhine (Fig. 804).
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Fig. 798. Dagger and sheath
Probably Flemish, about 1450-60 Wallace Collection (Laking Catalogue, No. 113)
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Fig. 799. Dagger
English, about 1470 Found in Horseferry Road, Westminster London Museum
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Fig. 800. Dagger
English, about 1480. Found in the Thames, Westminster Collection: Author
In the Reubell Collection of daggers is a remarkable series of these
